71.   First, though, the president hopes to turn the page after months of troublesome dealings with Russia.

72.   For one thing, information can be looked for in fractions of a second rather than at the speeds at which pages can be turned.

73.   Gates concedes that manuals are often useful to folks of a certain age who learn best by turning the pages of a book.

74.   Fortunately, Peanut Press has by far the easiest method for turning pages.

75.   Gibson was reading a native story when she turned the page and revealed a picture of a half-naked Native American.

76.   He appeared to be reading as fast as he could turn the pages.

77.   He argues that if he can bring economic relief to those left behind in Clinton-era prosperity he can help turn the page.

78.   He actually has a book open in front of him and he IS turning the pages at regular intervals.

79.   He has turned the page.

80.   He also needs help turning the page of a book and has to use his left hand to grip his right when he spoons food into his mouth.