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Whether last season was Tulloch's breakout year or just a one off is yet to be determined.

tommalcolm This great little ski resort is a one-off, being owned by a co-operative since 1947.

(The table, a one-off, was exhibited by Erastudio Apartment-Gallery of Milan).

In the realm of Y.A. fiction, the series is the grail; the single-volume one-off is a lost franchise.

The fact that, within hours, Mr Dijsselbloem was back to calling Cyprus a one-off is a clue.

"This mayor is a one-off," is how Lou Harris, the father of American political polling, now 92, put it to me.

Thoughts that the nonchalant celebration was a one-off were dismissed when he repeated the move against Houston, wandering through their defence to score with ease.

Analysts pointed out that underlying revenues were down from $14.7bn to $14bn and adjusted profits (taking out one-offs) were 14 per cent lower at $5.5bn.

Moffat has admitted that making the special one-off was "monstrously stressful" because he wanted everyone to love it, even the "absolute diehard fans who hate every episode".

However, given the importance of the capital (which comprises well over 10% of the country's population), dismissing London as a "one-off" is not sufficient.

Ferrari's one-offs are custom-made to melt the internet.