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In fact, historically it has only done so when voters restrict their choice to two parties.

You could argue that she has only done so because she built a fanbase through the Dresden Dolls, who were released on Universal's Roadrunner imprint – how many struggling musicians would be able to get themselves that kind of exposure?

His route to success was also unconventional for such a respected British stage actor, in that he was never much interested in performing Shakespeare – and has only done so professionally twice: Lucentio in The Taming of the Shrew at the Chester Gateway Theatre in the 1970s, and Edgar in King Lear at the National Theatre in the 1980s.

This time, he has only done so to the extent of the top five horses in the weights, who all have 1lb less to carry than they normally would, which Smith says is the smallest amount of tinkering he has ever applied to the National.

That does get rid of oil; but the technique is fairly experimental and only works when and where the oil has globbed into lumps of just the right thickness — and, as NPR reported, it has only done so in about three per cent of the area of the spill.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has already reused rockets, for instance, but it has only done so with suborbital flights, and even then only for testing purposes.

If you've ever seen a wire-walking act, you've only done so from one perspective – looking up!

Arsenal have the chance to do a rare double over Liverpool, in the past eight seasons, they have only done so once.

The review will also look at ways of guaranteeing that statutory instruments cannot be overturned by the Lords, who have only done so on five occasions.

Last week Labour polled under 10 million for the third successive election, having only done so once before (1983) in the postwar years.

But they have only done so as part of a long-term bargain that would bring in more revenues, not as part of a hasty emergency deal to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling.