It's as if — like some grand courtesan or tragic heroine — she'd put everything into her first love affair, she'd staked everything on this one chance, and lost.
"I thought I had seen everything but this one floored me," said Marion Nestle of New York University, who wrote an editorial on the new findings.
For so long you're comparing everything to this one thing, "Why don't I feel like this?" At some point, you realize everything is different.
"Lars has thrown everything in this one.
"He can do everything except this one thing: be with the woman he loves.
"We started looking into it last fall, looking for a large piece of land that could accommodate everything, and this one was perfect — beautiful landscape, rolling hills.
Malarkey wants to "put everything into this one dish".
However, no article can cover everything and this one is already wide ranging, so I don't think it is an essential correction.
He is involved in mergers & acquisitions (M&A, the buying and selling of companies) and explained that when a company is in the process of being sold, confidentiality is everything: "This is one of the reasons we invent code names for deals.
It plays to the pop fan's weakness for a version of the "great man" theory of history – the notion that everything depends on this one decision or that single conjunction – and connects to the lure of the counterfactual.
