Corduroy has replaced denim as the hippest informal fabric, while the quirky positioning of the buttons makes something mass-produced seem like a one-off find.
This is far from a one-off finding even though some earlier research finds no impact on employment.
The first example of a digger compilation was 1972's Nuggets, on which Jac Holzman and Lenny Kaye marshalled 27 examples of garage rock and psychedelia, ranging from top 20 hits to previously ignored one-offs found in discount bins.
"Typically, businesses use my website to either try to set up a one-off arrangement – maybe find help to sell excess inventory on eBay, for example – while others are looking for more regular exchanges, such as monthly accounting services in return for PR advice," says Elliot.
If you want to fix something round the house, but don't have the tools you need and can't afford to buy them for a one-off job, you can find a local tool library where you can hire what you need.
Not only a picturesque place, it is full of one-off finds for the garden.
If it's a one-off, you're going to find a way to go.
The only other mention I could find was a one-off remark from contributor Judith Miller on Monday, when she said on-air that the president would prefer to discuss whether he said "I or I'd" when talking about his relationship with Kim Jong Un than to discuss Stormy Daniels.
A one-off, low-tech solution was found: children were paid manually to pick off the worms from the leaves.
38 39 40 41 However, a large study of a one-off faecal haemoglobin versus colonoscopy found a sensitivity and specificity for advanced neoplasia of 27.1% and 95.1%, 40 comparable to our findings.
But it proved little competition to the Afternoon Play, which returned to BBC1 with The Hitch, starring Samantha Janus and former Brookside star Nicola Stephenson in a one-off drama about two couples who find their marriages are invalid.
