The first, which had almost no money in it, was a decoy.
I didn't actually think he was in Rothbury, I thought it was a decoy.
That court case, though, did not exist — it was a decoy meant to buy time for "corrupt officials" to find money and bail out of jail members of the crime ring, officials said.
"On one route sweep mission, there was a noticeable I.E.D. in the middle of the road, but it was a decoy," said Lt. Donovan Campbell, who in 2004 led a Marine platoon for seven months of heavy fighting in Ramadi and wrote a vivid book, "Joker One," about the experience.
"I don't care if I'm a decoy.
"Whether it's a swan decoy or a quilt or a chair, I'm just looking at abstract shapes: rectangles, triangles, S-shapes, tall things, round things," she said in an interview in the journal U.S. Art in 1989.
Almost any one of them may have the prize you're hankering for, whether it's a vintage duck decoy or an 1800s Shaker chair.
They know that there are decoy parameters because I say it, and so you never know what's a decoy and what is not.
