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| rdfs:comment | - Red Herrings are common fish who patrol the dark recesses of freshwater pools and streams. A handful of granola brings them racing to the surface, a fact known by every rural schoolboy. There is an old adage about red herrings being "good brain food" but it has no scientific basis.
- Red Herring was Coolsville's neighborhood bully, and Freddie Jones's prime suspect of any of the town's crimes. Out of the many, many times he was accused, only once did he actually commit the crime, and that was when Fred did not accuse him.
- In literature, a red herring is a hint or clue, usually in a that does not actually help. In fact it may intentionally mislead the reader to the wrong conclusion. An example would be when a character makes special note of how unusual an event is. The reader may become suspicious and focus on that event becoming distracted from other more critical events.
- This item no longer can be harvested in the game. Any remaining quantities can be substituted for conger eel This item no longer can be harvested in the game. Any remaining quantities can be substituted for tiger shrimp
- Red Herring is a crew on the Midnight Ocean.
- A Red herring is a fallacy where irrelevant material is presented to distract readers/listeners from the real issues. A red herring is also a special case of a Non sequitur.
- Red Herring is the fifteenth episode of season two of The Mentalist.
- It was found outside the kitchen of the Scumm Bar on a small dock. To get it, Guybrush Threepwood had to first scare away a seagull.
- In literature, a red herring was a metaphor derived literary device that intentionally misleads the audience to form a false conclusion detracting from the relevant plot of a story. While the crew of Enterprise NX-01 tried to exact the location of the yet unknown Azati Prime from Degra, who eventually revealed that his family was on a colony near a red giant, Trip Tucker mused that "this red giant might be a red herring. He only told you his family was living near one of these stars. We don't know that the weapon is there." (ENT: "Harbinger")
- Red Herring is a police file clerk who appears in the Dog City episode "Is It Arf?" He crops up as a running gag throughout the episode (a literal red herring).
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| Examine | - The colouring on it seems to be some kind of sticky goop...
- The colouring on it seems to be some kind of sticky goop.
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| desc | - What will become of the world if these fish take it over? Will we find "people-sticks" in the frozen food sections of grocery stores?
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| abstract | - Red Herrings are common fish who patrol the dark recesses of freshwater pools and streams. A handful of granola brings them racing to the surface, a fact known by every rural schoolboy. There is an old adage about red herrings being "good brain food" but it has no scientific basis.
- Red Herring was Coolsville's neighborhood bully, and Freddie Jones's prime suspect of any of the town's crimes. Out of the many, many times he was accused, only once did he actually commit the crime, and that was when Fred did not accuse him.
- In literature, a red herring is a hint or clue, usually in a that does not actually help. In fact it may intentionally mislead the reader to the wrong conclusion. An example would be when a character makes special note of how unusual an event is. The reader may become suspicious and focus on that event becoming distracted from other more critical events.
- This item no longer can be harvested in the game. Any remaining quantities can be substituted for conger eel This item no longer can be harvested in the game. Any remaining quantities can be substituted for tiger shrimp
- Red Herring is a crew on the Midnight Ocean.
- A Red herring is a fallacy where irrelevant material is presented to distract readers/listeners from the real issues. A red herring is also a special case of a Non sequitur.
- Red Herring is the fifteenth episode of season two of The Mentalist.
- It was found outside the kitchen of the Scumm Bar on a small dock. To get it, Guybrush Threepwood had to first scare away a seagull.
- In literature, a red herring was a metaphor derived literary device that intentionally misleads the audience to form a false conclusion detracting from the relevant plot of a story. While the crew of Enterprise NX-01 tried to exact the location of the yet unknown Azati Prime from Degra, who eventually revealed that his family was on a colony near a red giant, Trip Tucker mused that "this red giant might be a red herring. He only told you his family was living near one of these stars. We don't know that the weapon is there." (ENT: "Harbinger")
- Red Herring is a police file clerk who appears in the Dog City episode "Is It Arf?" He crops up as a running gag throughout the episode (a literal red herring).
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