Move
Occasions
Occasions noun - Something you have to do.
Move and occasions are semantically related in bring about topic. Sometimes you can use "Move" instead a verb "Occasions".
Both words in one sentence
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Sheamus now uses the move on rare occasions, under the name the "Celtic War Sword."
Source: Finishing Move -
Even high-level AIs can do this on a few occasions, such as in Mario Party 3, using a Jeanie Lamp to move the star space elsewhere when they're right in front of it.
Source: Video Game / Mario Party - There will be times when you summoned your healer demon for healing but she lashes out at the enemy instead, and on occasions the extremely powerful demon you brought out to provide some cover-fire decided to use that one move which instantly cripples an enemy...and a member of your party.
Source: Video Game / Demon Gaze
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