Fifty-two percent of the voters surveyed believe that Trump has something in his tax returns that he does not want the public to know.
He won the other leaders' support but almost certainly had to give something in return.
"Coming right on the heels of Syria, House Republicans have to get something in return on debt," Mr. Davis said.
Lamoriello describes his advertising philosophy as old school, saying that "when you put dollars into something, you have to get something in return".
"I am scared about Iraq, but I am going to have to give something in return for those benefits I want".
Rachel Racusen, a spokeswoman for the House education committee, said, "Chairman Miller said this couldn't just be free money, that we had to get something in return".
"I am scared about Iraq, but I am going to have to give something in return for those benefits I want," said Ms. Bricia, a daughter of Filipino immigrants whose ambition is to attend nursing school in California.
Moscow will have to give something in return.
That being the case, he has said taxpayers should get something in return.
He did not ever give anything to his best friend of over 20 years with an expectation that he would get something in return". Menendez has long maintained that the government's charges are an attempt to criminalize a longtime friendship between the two men, and that there was nothing corrupt about his acts on Melgen's behalf or Melgen's financial support of the senator.
But since your detractors can't have kittens any more, you get something in return: glee.
