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In 332 AS, the first [[Cryer]] research lab was built on [[Planet Denver]], because of a lack of large-scale pharmaceutical suppliers [[Max Cryer]] used his billions to build a large factory and enjoyed instant success. Smaller pharmaceutical developers were absorbed or destroyed. Cryer had gained a monopoly on the market.
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In 332 AS, the first [[Cryer]] research lab was built on [[Planet Denver]]. Because of a lack of large-scale pharmaceutical suppliers, [[Max Cryer]] used his billions to build a large factory and enjoyed near-instant success. Smaller pharmaceutical developers were absorbed or destroyed. Cryer quickly gained an utter monopoly on the market.
  
This station has grown larger since, and has become part of Denver University. Top-level students fight to come here for medical studies, as it is the most advanced medical educational center in [[Sirius]].
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This station has grown larger since, and has become part of Denver University. Top-level students fight to come here for medical studies, as it is widely regarded as the most advanced medical education center in all of [[Sirius]].
  
  
 
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Revision as of 08:41, 16 October 2011

In 332 AS, the first Cryer research lab was built on Planet Denver. Because of a lack of large-scale pharmaceutical suppliers, Max Cryer used his billions to build a large factory and enjoyed near-instant success. Smaller pharmaceutical developers were absorbed or destroyed. Cryer quickly gained an utter monopoly on the market.

This station has grown larger since, and has become part of Denver University. Top-level students fight to come here for medical studies, as it is widely regarded as the most advanced medical education center in all of Sirius.