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It's hard to say without context, however, 'ex' or 'x' most likely refers to an initial position error. Other possibilities include:
- To serve ex = to serve or perform EXtra duties
- Executive (as in XO = Executive Officer)
- As a place, ex = Exclusion Zone
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