Naturally, many patrons called in to return their tickets.
Hoare-Laval Pact, (1935) secret plan to offer Benito Mussolini most of Ethiopia (then called Abyssinia) in return for a truce in the Italo-Ethiopian War.
If self-defense necessitated that every citizen be required to fight for his polis when called on, in return each had to be conceded some measure of respect and autonomy personal freedom.
It was a compromise that would later become the subject of a police investigation: when interviewed in July this year, the head of Juventus's ticket sales, Stefano Merulla, admitted that the club would supply hundreds of match-day tickets, on credit, to the leader of each ultra group, through a ticket agency called Akena, in return for good behaviour.
Zoroastrians living under Muslim rule were required to pay a tax called Jizya in return for being free from military service and other "muslim" obligations.
"N.P.H," as he's often called in these films, does indeed return, singing and dancing.
Zeraschi had been mystified by the cryptic text message to her mobile and her own unanswered calls in return.
Before launching Optimus, the company asked as many Portuguese households as it could if they wanted to be "pioneers", promising them cheap calls in return for joining Optimus at the outset and filling in a form about themselves.
So he gave up the old policy of "equidistance" between the two big parties and sided with Mr Blair's ("constructive opposition", this was called) in return he thought for the promise of electoral reform and the prospect of a Lib-Lab coalifionotif not a merger.Since becoming leader on Mr Ashdown's retirement last summer, the languid Mr Kennedy has failed to convey a similar impression of activity.
It seems likely that he hopes to call in some favours in return for the positive role he played in recent years.
