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Yet Mr. Romney has occasionally turned to foreign policy to bolster his broader attempt to portray Mr. Obama as a failed president.

"He has occasionally turned a script in to me and said, 'Could you please sit on it for a couple of weeks?

Inside, Mr. Hill, the comic actor who has occasionally turned serious in films like "Moneyball" and the coming "Wolf of Wall Street," was wrestling not with the chops, but with what might be the most complicated role of his young career.

The frustration has occasionally turned into small clashes with the military personnel policing the city.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, disputes among harvesters have occasionally turned deadly.

Forced demolitions have long been contentious in China, and have occasionally turned violent.

Individual works have occasionally turned up in museum shows in this country, and Upper East Side galleries like Gagosian, Michael Werner and L&M Arts have displayed his work.

But police officers have occasionally turned to the radio for more sophomoric pursuits, using it to heckle fellow officers and commanders.

But NATO officials said they had occasionally turned back Serbs who did not appear to have good reasons for making the trip.

A Soviet-era law that punished same-sex relations between men with prison time was repealed in 1993, but the subject has long remained taboo outside a smattering of bars and clubs in major Russian cities. Attempts in recent years to hold gay rights rallies have been met with contempt and outright hostility from officials and religious groups, and have occasionally turned bloody.