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The phrase "having just one" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to emphasize that you only possess one particular item or that you have only happened once. For example: "Having just one day off this week will make it hard to get all of my errands done."
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Some experts suggest having just one choice on the ballot, a) Yes.
In both settings, we focus on the problem of having just one exemplar per person in the gallery.
"Fewer women are having just one breast removed".
He likes the simplicity of having just one room.
I find it's bad enough having just one house".
Nowadays, however, having just one outdoor fireplace doesn't always suffice.
Lately, he'd taken to having just one hit, then drinking whiskey to dull his paranoia.
If you are having just one, however, Mr. Alevras has his own set of rules.
But I never feel it (possibly because I never get anywhere near having just one number left).
And, unlike communism, democracy does not mean having just one ineffective political party; it means having two ineffective political parties.
It also turns out that having just one child (especially now that Layla is a toddler) is quite... humane.
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