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sight
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sight: see vision vision, physiological sense of sight by which the form, color, size, movements, and distance of objects are perceived. Vision in Humans


The human eye functions somewhat like a camera; that is, it receives and focuses light upon a photosensitive
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sight
1. the power or faculty of seeing; perception by the eyes; vision
2. any of various devices or instruments used to assist the eye in making alignments or directional observations, esp such a device used in aiming a gun
3. an observation or alignment made with such a device

sight [sīt]
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Mechanical or optical device for aiming a firearm or for laying a gun or launcher in position.
To aim at a target or aiming point.
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But there has been very strong initial interest in the new car, including some customers trying to place orders sight unseen," he said.
We didn't see the Michael Jarvis-trained son of Rainbow Quest as a two-year-old, but there was plenty to like about his debut in a Newbury maiden over a mile and three furlongs in April, in which he came home in fourth behind Sight Unseen.
He was also not disgraced in a hot Newbury maiden on his debut, which was won by Henry Cecil's Sight Unseen, who has since performed well in better races.
 
 
 
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