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Monday's sole one-off came in "Lady's Choice," a Chopin waltz pas de deux choreographed by Brian Reeder and danced by Stella Abrera and Sascha Radetsky It was handsome phrase by phrase in its rich supply of ways of filling the music's 3/4 time but soon trite in its meandering assortment of ballet he-loves-her situations.

Then the pilot who is the "trigger puller," says "Three, two, one, Rifle!" Off comes the weapon.

"My ex boss, the one who laid me off, came in and ordered a venti mocha," he said.

Don Jr. and the campaign have largely dismissed the meeting as a one-off that came about on the false promises made by a bumbling music manager and a lawyer who oversold her connections to the Kremlin.

"It is really a fantastic one off, which is coming together incredibly.

The one off synth that comes in is an 8-bit triangle sample from my days as a chiptune connoisseur.

Earnings-per-share stripped of currency fluctuations and one-off charges came in at 2.29 euros ($3.36), just missing forecasts of 2.31 euros ($3.39).

If all the big flower events this summer have left you with a sense of ennui, I've got good news: there's a one-off special coming up that looks to be a veritable jewel box of a show: the RHS Inner Temple Floral Celebration in central London from 11-13 September.

However, with more than double (118%) the network's three-month slot average, Monday night's special still gave Channel 4 a much-needed ratings boost – expect plenty more one-offs to come.

One by one, disappointed players came off the course, knowing the year's final opportunity to win a major championship had passed them by.

I wasn't the only one who came off the slopes each day with a big smile on her face.