Dominion

Target entity: Dominion
Context triple: [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, portraysFictionalOrganization, Dominion]

• A. Dominion
  Dominion is a major EVE Online expansion focused on overhauling sovereignty mechanics and large-scale territorial warfare in the game's null-sec regions.
• B. Dominion
  Dominion is an alternate-history thriller novel by C.J. Sansom that imagines a Britain that made peace with Nazi Germany during World War II.
• C. Draw of the Cards
  "Draw of the Cards" is a 1981 synth-driven pop/rock song by American singer Kim Carnes, released as a follow-up single to her hit "Bette Davis Eyes."
• D. Splendor Sine Occasu
  Splendor Sine Occasu is the Latin motto of the Canadian province of British Columbia, expressing the idea of enduring or unending splendor.
• E. Empire Games
  Empire Games is the former name of the international multi-sport event now known as the Commonwealth Games, featuring athletes from countries of the British Empire and later the Commonwealth.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Dominion
Target entity description: The Dominion is a powerful, authoritarian interstellar empire in the Star Trek universe, ruled by shapeshifting Founders and known for its militaristic control over the Gamma Quadrant.

• A. Dominion
  Dominion is an alternate-history thriller novel by C.J. Sansom that imagines a Britain that made peace with Nazi Germany during World War II.
• B. Dominion
  Dominion is a major EVE Online expansion focused on overhauling sovereignty mechanics and large-scale territorial warfare in the game's null-sec regions.
• C. Draw of the Cards
  "Draw of the Cards" is a 1981 synth-driven pop/rock song by American singer Kim Carnes, released as a follow-up single to her hit "Bette Davis Eyes."
• D. Splendor Sine Occasu
  Splendor Sine Occasu is the Latin motto of the Canadian province of British Columbia, expressing the idea of enduring or unending splendor.
• E. Empire Games
  Empire Games is the former name of the international multi-sport event now known as the Commonwealth Games, featuring athletes from countries of the British Empire and later the Commonwealth.
• F. None of above. chosen