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Eko is telling Claire that there is an importance to the "here and now" as well as the "here after."
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Eko is telling Claire that there is an importance to the "here and now" as well as the "here after."
The Tail Section » Lost Episode Guide: 2.12 - “Fire + Water” 2007
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Eko is looking at the burned trees he marked earlier.
The Tail Section » Lost Episode Guide: 2.12 - “Fire + Water” 2007
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Eko is looking at the burned trees he marked earlier.
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10: 03PM: Eko is dead …. how many months ago was that?
Live Blogging LOST (Episode 8, Season 3) | the TV addict 2007
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Inferring that it’s not Yemi but some other force able to project what is in Eko’s mind (perhaps from when he confronted Smokey in The 23rd Psalm).
The Tail Section » Putting Together the “Missing Pieces” #13 2008
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Now in “The Cost of Living” Eko was all “Where’s my bro?!” and when he went to the plane, the body was missing (although it had been burned soooooo maybe he’s just a pile of ash and Eko is still all brain-crazy from the “anomaly”).
The Tail Section » Putting Together the “Missing Pieces” #13 2008
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It’s not enough that Eko will now have his at-bat with THE MONSTER, (will he have some face-to-face time with the beast ala Locke?), but his apparent knowledge of the heroin stashed in the Mary statue pretty much seals what many have suspected for a long time; Eko is connected to the Nigerian drug runners!
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It’s not enough that Eko will now have his at-bat with THE MONSTER, (will he have some face-to-face time with the beast ala Locke?), but his apparent knowledge of the heroin stashed in the Mary statue pretty much seals what many have suspected for a long time; Eko is connected to the Nigerian drug runners!
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For instance, a new pilot study in Mumbai by a start up called Eko and the Centurion Bank of Punjab offers a simple saving account that can all be managed through a cellphone.
Allison Mooney: Why Clunky is OK: The Building Blocks of Technological Adoption 2009
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