Silver Bullet
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A silver bullet is, in fiction, a method to kill magical creatures, such as werewolves. It is also a metaphor for straightforward solution of extreme effectiveness. "Looking for a silver bullet" is also a metephor for the search for an impossibly simple solution to a rather complex problem. "There are no silver bullets here" is used to express the idea that there are no such simple solutions; that the situation is going to require hard work and difficult choices.
Silver Bullet is the name for:
- Silver Bullet (film), a 1985 American film based on a Stephen King novella
- Silver Bullet (rapper), a British rapper remembered from his 1989 releases
- Silver Bullet (rollercoaster), A roller coaster at Knott's Berry Farm
- A Hawthorne Heights song
- The Coors Light train in the commercials
- A music band, see Bob Seger or Live Bullet
- Ammo used by The Lone Ranger
- A type of Burrito at El Metate in San Francisco
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