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'Then they're not interested in exposing __________.' | |
'He is __________. Tie him up.' | |
'Well, actually we're _____ quite __________.' | |
'There is no Mercado deal! I knew about the 600 grand you had tucked away from the get go. Cass - you were __________.' | |
'You wanna get off this island more than anything else in the world. That makes you __________.' | |
'Not that you would understand, but a __________ is a journey of spiritual renewal, where one derives strength from the earth.' | |
'__________.' | |
'My __________. You know, memories. They're all I've got.' | |
'Dammit, Freckles, go. __________.' | |
'I've seen this island do miraculous things. I've seen it heal the sick, but never once has it done anything like this. __________. You don't get to come back from that.' | |
'Ben's inside in __________. You ready?' | |
'__________? What is that? Some kind of code?' | |
'The __________ are what brought me here. As it appears they brought you.' | |
'You were always nice to me. And you were a member of the camp. And I really loved __________.' | |
'No matter what, don't let them bring her back! __________!' | |
'It happened __________, Jack.' | |
'You are __________. The Wizard of Oz. And you're a liar.' | |
'I'm telling you, making that call is __________.'* | |
'We need to be there at the moment of __________, or all this will be for nothing.' | |
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'Welcome. I'm Dr. Marvin Candle, and this is the __________ film for Station 3 of the Dharma Initiative.' | |
'I thought that maybe, maybe if I could make you think that we were in it together, maybe I wouldn't get __________ again.' | |
'Could they be any more disorganized on the other side? Sorry. __________.' | |
'It was his name. He was a __________.' | |
'You said it was for __________.' | |
'Pickett! [to Michael] You have __________.' | |
'You just got a job on that boat. __________.' | |
'The computer said that if there was an incursion of the station by the Hostiles, I should __________.' | |
'Now, I could help it: take my knife, gently widen the opening, and __________ would be free.' | |
'Don't worry, I've asked them not to shoot their guns in there when you say '__________.'' | |
'If you say '__________' to me, Jack, I'm gonna punch you in your face.'* | |
'Doesn't matter what we do. __________.'* | |
'I could knock you out. Wouldn't you rather be dreaming about __________?' | |
'I'm gonna look at your baby and determine the __________.' | |
'You should tell him. And when you do, you should tell him everything. __________.' | |
'I let him out - some kind of __________ or something - he, he was helping me.' | |
'He has lost his way. You must make him take you to the __________.' | |
'Is your __________ a hallucination? Probably.' | |
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