Table 5 shows how often participants responded "frequently" or "sometimes" for each view type although it may be more difficult for people to accurately estimate usage at this fine-grained a level.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people stand in line, sometimes for hours, to view, for a few seconds, the embalmed body of the man so many Chinese still revere.
He chose the obscure regulatory affairs office as a potential laboratory for his sometimes iconoclastic views.
Bashung would disappear from view, sometimes for years, working on new projects.
Grillo's sometimes outlandish views – he has called for a social wage for all citizens to prevent them commiting suicide – contrast with the sober approach to local politics of his municipal candidates.
"This is an opportunity to hear from a high-profile industry insider on issues on which he has expressed firmly held, and sometimes controversial, views," the bumf for the event gushes.
More and more airports and hotels are offering Wi-Fi, sometimes in exchange for viewing ads and sometimes for a fee if you want a very good connection.
American columnist who was an award-winning journalist who penned more than 5,000 columns during his 39-year career with the Washington Post newspaper, building a reputation for moderate, independent, and sometimes controversial views on a variety of social issues.
The South by Southwest organization, which charges $595 and up for festival passes, sometimes views side parties as a threat to its franchise, and has been known to notify city authorities about permit violations and other problems, effectively shutting down outside events.
Mr Hu, who has been China's president for the past four months, though leader of its Communist Party for eight, has sometimes been viewed as a potential if cautious reformer.
