Meanings
- not comparableNot charging (in various senses).
Even so, the policy has found a hidden plus: increased crowds visiting noncharging permanent collections have meant more people buying $16 to $22 tickets for temporary exhibitions.
2008 March 12, Alan Riding, “Liberty, Equality, Free Admission: The French Take a Cue From the British”, in New York Times
Origin
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