Journey Latin America has a one-off group tour in May visiting Ometepe island and the Solentiname islands in Lake Nicaragua plus a cruise on the San Juan river.
Focus group method worked to capture the ways in which social norms are created, contested and embedded in youth sexual cultures (see Crossley 2002; Barbour 2009), but as a one-off group encounter it was unable to document the varied dimensions of these young men's lives or document changes in their experiences, values or relationships.
After solo sets, Masta Ace and Buckshot collaborated for an impromptu reunion of two-thirds of the Crooklyn Dodgers, the one-off group assembled for the soundtrack of the 1994 Spike Lee film, "Crooklyn".
And Beck's Record Club assembled a series of one-off groups to rerecord albums such as INXS's "Kick" and the Velvet Underground's "The Velvet Underground and Nico".
But cause for the split aside, injecting partisanship into support for AIPAC is a relatively new phenomenon and one that poses more threat to the group than a one-off loss on a policy matter.
He called for a one-off levy on retailers and pub groups with a turnover of more than £10m to help finance plans to allow struggling town centres to rebuild themselves for the future.
In this study, peer education was defined as a one-peer-to-one group approach, delivering a one-off session on falls prevention health-related education.
Though the age difference is almost negligible today, it was quite significant in 1964: Apted was a 22-year-old researcher on (what was expected to be) a one-off television show featuring a group of 7-year-olds living in Great Britain.
As the band continued to rehearse, Dickson arranged a one-off single deal for the group with Elektra Records' founder Jac Holzman.
Swindon hopes that volunteers will take over the service in those areas, and will provide a one-off pot of £500,000 to groups looking to do this, according to the Swindon Advertiser.
Early this term, I was asked to run a one-off creative writing session for a group of AS-level students.
