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It changed the UK tax system, when Chancellor George Osborne granted a one-off amnesty to bring the Jamaican to last summer's London Grand Prix.

A particularly vivid example was in 2004, when an aggressive corporate campaign prompted Congress to grant a one-off tax holiday for American companies to repatriate foreign earnings.

It will also conduct a cost-benefit analysis of digital migration and will grant a one-off, five-year extension of existing community radio licences and re-examine the rules on the funding of community radio.

The system grants a one-off pay token to the retailer, instead of passing across bank account details.

Samantha Cameron qualified for a health in pregnancy grant – a one-off payment of £190 available to pregnant women to help them eat well and prepare for the arrival of their baby.

The court granted Mr Musharraf a one-off exemption, but said he must appear on 1 January when charges will be read to him.

The grant is a one-off £500 payment for those on a low income to help towards the costs of a new baby.

The court granted Mr Musharraf a one-off exemption from appearing.

Birmingham majority shareholder Carson Yeung has been granted the right to make a one-off trip to the UK next month, his lawyer has confirmed.

But Arkle's day of days was granted a 500-worder one-off by tyro feature writer and future famed film critic Derek Malcolm: "The capacity of sporting journalists to wax lyrical in the face of the exceptional is only matched by the speed with which they run out of adjectives in doing so.

Add in a one-off grant of say €50 billion to tide Greece over call it conscience-salving "solidarity"—and the bill might come to €320 billion.