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Throughout a tepid evening, "ThingsBetterThanBeingAtWembleyRightNow" was a trending topic on Twitter - and certainly the evidence of those empty spaces suggested plenty had found more attractive alternatives.

Some opportunists will always try to inflate their existing salaries by proclaiming a lifelong ambition to play for Oyonnax but there are plenty who have found rugby life in France less than fulfilling.

Plenty of pastors have found, like Jonathan Edwards in Connecticut, that the doctrine of Hell doesn't necessarily hamper recruitment efforts, despite the fears of liberals.

But plenty of people have found other uses: purchasing airline tickets, checking stock prices and sending e-mail, sometimes rather personal in nature: "Please sell all the materials," read one from Nigeria to the apparently displeased recipient.

While plenty of movies have found their way to Facebook following The Dark Knight's lead back in March, this is the first time a Hollywood flick has debuted on Facebook and DVD simultaneously.

Plenty of ballplayers have found the signature they worked on growing up — the one they lovingly honed on the sides of school work sheets and notebooks — doesn't work for any number of reasons as their careers advance.

Plenty of studies have found that the current trial performance is influenced by previous one [ 1- 5], and that the processing of repeated targets are better than that of non-repeated ones [ 6- 8].

The writing group's members say they have found plenty of inspiration and a lot of horror stories in their home state.

But when it comes to one of the most-cited benefits of green tea, its ability to fight cancer, studies have found plenty of promise and not a lot of evidence.

The county's leaders have found plenty of room for blame and recriminations.

A mitigation specialist might have found plenty of material to make a case.