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Discover Ludwig"on one" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It most often means "in one instance" or "on one occasion" and can be used to describe a single situation or event. For example, "My friend has completed the task successfully on one occasion, but he has yet to replicate his success."
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They'll go one on one.
Democrats insist on one.
Click on "One Time Payment.
Two on, one out.
One on one?
He clicks on one.
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It's one-on-one competition.
Build one-on-one relationships.
Focus on one-on-one relationships.
Try one-on-one communication.
Make one-on-one connections.
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