During our investigation, we discovered only one regulatory document, by the Reserve Bank of India.
So far, Mr. Ricci has discovered only one drawback to being gracious: one woman took the shawl home with her at Christmas.
Yet, for all of his research, he discovered only one noise that is universally intolerable: the gride, the rasping sound epitomized by nails on a chalkboard.
There is really, as you quickly discovered, only one joke to be made about defunct beige gizmos that once topped every Christmas list: what did we see in them?
Then, yesterday, I went to pick up my prescription (having called first, of course, discovered only one of two prescriptions had been dispensed, called the clinic to correct it, etc).
So members of the legislature are protected against what a 2007 World Bank study discovered: only one per cent of China's five hundred and sixty million urban residents are breathing air that would be considered safe by the European Union.
After a detailed trawling of the site, I could discover only one link, which for some infuriatingly random reason took me to a five-minute infomercial about stockbroker fraud.
Facebook has yet to release official data on how the initiative has been received across the continent, but when the Alliance for Affordable Internet looked at how eight countries, including three in Africa, were using such zero-rated services including Free Basics they discovered only one in 10 connections came from someone who had never used the internet before.
He shows us the drunk who wanders off to the pub with his ballot paper, the first-time voters who think they're choosing a prime minister and the mother and daughter of the same name (played by Judi Dench and Finty Williams) who launch into a furious family row when they discover only one of them is officially registered.
