freakforalias
Dream on you perverted freak
Interesting title.... thanks for the supplied meaning.... 
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Mad bout Alias
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What an interesting title, i wonder what and who its about!
Painted Alias
You couldn't beat me
relaxation between rivals?wonder who...at first I thought I read it as Detenate, and I started getting scared what they were going to detenate!
Azhria Lilu
Captain
julesvartan
Cadet
Yeah I'm uneasy about Monica Breen. She's made some stupid comments in the past. Maybe she'll get it right this time.
Nice to know in a way, but not in another: we haven't watched the season premiere yet (hell, we're still more than 4 months away), and we already know way too many spoilers!
By the time January comes around, are we gonna know the title for episode 16?!??
Can't wait though...
By the time January comes around, are we gonna know the title for episode 16?!??
Can't wait though...
KateJones47
I need sleep
Yay! New title! This sounds more like a regular Alias title to me! ^_^
*SPYnish*
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-Vartan- said:Well, I must to say that "Detente" means "Stop" in spanish, but I suppose it's only a coincidence
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But Detente in english is a diferent word, in this context, Detente means 'Distensión' in spanish. I believe that Detente is a political term.
Aliasfan13
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julesvartan said:
I may be wrong but didnt she write an Alias book?
Leslie
Super Fantastisch
Politically, detente means "ceasefire" (though not exactly). It's basically a pause in conflict. A resting period, so to speak. A temporary peace.
"Stop" is actually a good term to use in association with detente.
Babelfish translates the French "détente" into "relaxation."
Dictionary.com defines the term thus:
dé·tente
n.
1. A relaxing or easing, as of tension between rivals.
2. A policy toward a rival nation or bloc characterized by increased diplomatic, commercial, and cultural contact and a desire to reduce tensions, as through negotiation or talks.
"Stop" is actually a good term to use in association with detente.
Babelfish translates the French "détente" into "relaxation."
Dictionary.com defines the term thus:
dé·tente
n.
1. A relaxing or easing, as of tension between rivals.
2. A policy toward a rival nation or bloc characterized by increased diplomatic, commercial, and cultural contact and a desire to reduce tensions, as through negotiation or talks.
Elsa Caplan
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aliasfan13 said,
There's Monica Breen, and then there's Breen Frazier.
Breen Frazier wrote "Infiltration" (the best Alias book so far, IMHO) and a couple of episodes in Season 2.
I can't remember if Monica Breen has written for Alias before.
As to the word "détente", my friend from Marseilles says that it also means the trigger of a gun - pulling the trigger would be "appuyer sur la détente". I thought that was interesting, given the genre of the show!
There's Monica Breen, and then there's Breen Frazier.
Breen Frazier wrote "Infiltration" (the best Alias book so far, IMHO) and a couple of episodes in Season 2.
I can't remember if Monica Breen has written for Alias before.
As to the word "détente", my friend from Marseilles says that it also means the trigger of a gun - pulling the trigger would be "appuyer sur la détente". I thought that was interesting, given the genre of the show!
jensydjuliaelektrajenna
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yah that is an interesting title welll i will talk about it later when it gets offcial ok well bye for now
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Aliasfan13
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Elsa Caplan said:
Oh, I see, thanks
jensydjuliaelektrajenna
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LOVE IT I LOVE HOW ALL ALIAS GETS THE DEEP DOWN SEECRETS
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