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An alien is a person who is of another family, race, nation or planet than the people among whom he or she lives. Alien can also mean someone from [[outer space]], and this is often the image that one conjures in ones mind when one thinks about the word Alien. Aliens in this sense exist only in [[fiction]], though no one knows whether other races have been created by other Gods on other planetary systems. | An alien is a person who is of another family, race, nation or planet than the people among whom he or she lives. Alien can also mean someone from [[outer space]], and this is often the image that one conjures in ones mind when one thinks about the word Alien. Aliens in this sense exist only in [[fiction]], though no one knows whether other races have been created by other Gods on other planetary systems. | ||
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Revision as of 20:45, March 22, 2007
An alien is a person who is of another family, race, nation or planet than the people among whom he or she lives. Alien can also mean someone from outer space, and this is often the image that one conjures in ones mind when one thinks about the word Alien. Aliens in this sense exist only in fiction, though no one knows whether other races have been created by other Gods on other planetary systems.