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The above image, claimed under United States "fair use" laws is believed to be fair use in the articles List of Battlestar Galactica (re-imagined series) episodes and Crossroads (Battlestar Galactica), pursuant to the Wikipedia fair use criteria, this image is of a web-resolution and inferior quality to standard broadcast. It is believed in good faith that the image is fair use to provide critical commentary on identifying the show. Due to the nature of the creative work being copyrighted (to the Sci Fi Channel) the image is irreplaceable. The image specifically illustrates the five unknown Cylons as seen in the dream shared by Roslin, Sharon and Caprica Six.

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