I put that phrase in quotes because not once in human history has taxing the rich ever paid for a war.
After the location shoot was finished, Day was left feeling puzzled because "not once, in any situation, did A Hitchcock say a word to me that would have indicated that he was a director".
But it never becomes abstract -- not once -- because both these musicians have such a sense of continuity and logic in their improvisations.
But when I heard the news about Lou's death, I reached for my copy of "Street Hassle" and had to turn it off, not once but twice, because it proved to be too much.
"When I presented this fight to Amir Khan, I did not once think he would decline, because of who he is," the Golden Boy said.
Not even once because they are our elephants and our people live with a huge population of elephants and bear the trouble of interacting with them".
"Not least because, once again, the [powers] could endanger the privacy and security of users in the UK and elsewhere".
Forget the call to ensure that the world's poorest do not suffer twice, once because of their wretchedness and twice because rich-world aid budgets are cut.
My advice is to try the Manhattan every which way (just not all at once), because different versions suit different moods.
The financial meaning is this: when the volatility increases, the firm need not bankrupt at once, because of a possibility of increasing for V due to the big volatility.
You can eat everything you want, but not all at once because it will make you sick.
