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A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that Freeman was summoned on Thursday, but declined to comment further.

The order's head, Sister Nirmala, was summoned on Friday by a court in Calcutta in connection with the allegation.

From Bleeck's, the reporter Sanche de Gramont was summoned on March 4 , 1960 to write about the death on stage of the baritone Leonard Warren at the Metropolitan Opera House.

Wilson finally stayed around last season after he was summoned on June 30 and wound up batting.298 while throwing out 6 of 11 runners who tried to steal in 25 games.

By the time Mr. Jeffords was summoned on Tuesday to meet with Vice President Dick Cheney and, later, with President Bush, he had already made up his mind, said several Republicans knowledgeable about the meetings.

She quit her role as a parliamentary assistant to the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, on Tuesday and was summoned on Wednesday morning to a meeting with Corbyn, who told her the comments were "offensive and unacceptable".

Finally, one woman announces herself as a dominatrix, and is summoned on stage with two stooges to demonstrate.

Going back to the vainglorious wad-flasher of the England squad, one couldn't help remembering Alan Ball's account of being summoned, on the morning of the 1966 World Cup Final, to fetch the £2,000 owed to his room-mate Nobby Stiles and himself by the sponsors, Adidas.

For the moment, however, these realities can only be summoned on a laptop screen.

Video replay may be summoned on demand, along with updated box scores.

Lewandowski has been summoned on the battery charges relating to Michelle Fields to appear in a Palm Beach court on 4 May.