Plenty
Sight
Sight noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: this place sure is a good sight better than that last motel
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The Beethoven one particularly deserves plenty of mention... for one, the crook was technically hiding in plain sight, Jacqueline Hyde had a sousaphone in an orchestra.
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Plenty of Hindu deities have eyes in the wrong places; most notably, a third eye in the forehead represents mystical sight and wisdom.
Source: Eyes Do Not Belong There -
Lost Technology: Apparently plenty of it albeit not in plain sight for the most part, aside from the Agartha Custodians.
Source: Video Game / The Secret World
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