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José Mourinho insists there are no divers at Chelsea and that Oscar made a one-off mistake at Southampton on Wednesday when he was booked for simulation.

On 26 December, Steph made a one-off appearance as a ghost to Doug Carter.

Gray, who has worked alongside former colleague Richard Keys on TalkSport and in Doha since the row, made a one-off appearance at Stevenage – prompting some viewers to threaten to cancel their subscriptions over BT's apparent endorsement of sexist views.

Earlier this year he also made a one-off, Grayson Perry's Dream House, in which he built a whole home to his own artistic specifications.

The chairman of Tindle Newspapers, which publishes 200 titles, said he has made a "one-off" revision to the company's bonus scheme in light of a boost in profitability in the six months to the end of October.

Arkansas introduced a half-cent sales tax to back a $1.3 billion bond for roads.In the past four years, the federal government has also made a one-off investment of more than $100 billion through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009.

Richard Rolls, head of service operations, says Capital One will now stop CPA payments at the request of its credit card holders and it recently stopped debits from the account of a customer who had made a one-off payment to a payday loan company which had lent money to her son.

But reported pre-tax profits fell 4% to £351m after the company made a one-off £82.9m payment to end a fragrance and beauty licence agreement with French company Interparfums.

After F.K.P. Scott and I made a one-off zine titled Lousy.

In February 2006, she made a one-off stage appearance in The Vagina Monologues at St . Lawrence Centrefor the Arts, Toronto to raise funds for V-Day.

Cult late-night show Eurotrash is to make a one-off return on the eve of the EU referendum.