Both ways
Return
Return noun - Something spoken or written in reaction especially to a question.
Both terms in one sentence
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One that contributed to Overwatch's destruction and the rise of Talon, and just to show that this trope goes both ways, one that contributed to the return of Overwatch against Talon.
Source: Video Game / Overwatch - But before Crow can hang up, the operator announces that the coffin has already shipped, and if they want to return it they'll have to pay shipping both ways.
Source: The Operators Must Be Crazy -
Goes both ways in Runaways: the team ends up in 1907 New York for a while and when they return to their present they take Klara with them; at this point in the story she is still adjusting to the change.
Source: Fish Out of Temporal Water
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