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The phrase "a game once a" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the frequency of playing a game, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "We used to play a game once a week, but now we hardly find the time."
Alternatives: "a game every" or "a game at least once".
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I see a game once a year, and have never witnessed a fight, high sticking or violence of any sort.
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He's only ever been late to a game once, after a cancelled flight to a Sunday fixture in Adelaide, for which he didn't arrive until quarter time.
The spectacular growth of a game once caricatured as a pursuit of "Western Britons" and "English wannabes" — neither flattering in an Irish context — was shown by the sellout crowds at Ireland's one-day international against England in Dublin this month.
This is officially a game once more.
There is concern on both the men's and women's sides of tennis about where the next generation of great players is: no one under twenty-five on either tour has become a proven winner, in a game once known for prodigies.
They make a game development engine that lets you build a game once, and run it natively on an absurd number of platforms — iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. — with minimal code changes.
Also by 6, a kid should be able to lose a game once in a while.
[Employees were saying] "I played a game once on a competitor's site — is my name going to be dragged into the press?" Ethan had reporters showing up at his parent's house, stalking his parents.
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My father liked to talk sports, and although Lee didn't seem to know a lot about sports, we'd sit and watch a game once in a while with my Dad.
Rather, it is an attempt to participate in a lineage, in a heritage, to undertake an excavation, to see the city as an ongoing interpretation, as a game once again.
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