All this came to a head in November 1998, when Marxism Today returned with a one-off issue on "the Blair project", preceded by another two-day seminar.
L'Equipe devoted its front page on Wednesday to a montage that recalled Schumacher's clash with Battiston while it is worth nothing that France Football devoted a one-off issue solely to the Seville semi-final on the 30-year anniversary in June 2012.
He also attended the MT seminar on Blair – and wrote an irate piece published in the one-off issue.
The ABS said the error was caused by a "mail-merging error" that was a one-off issue.
Overall, this is disappointing but it is a ring-fenced one-off issue and procedures have been amended to ensure no recurrence.
And she started writing comic books, for DC, including a one-off issue of "Aquaman," which she puckishly set in the Sahara Desert, and a limited run of "Vixen," a series starring a female superhero from the fictional African nation of Zambesi.
"I don't think it's just a one-off issue," Smith said.
The constitutionality of the health care law is not one of those novel, one-off issues, like the outcome of the 2000 presidential election, that have at times created the impression of Supreme Court justices as political actors rather than legal analysts.
It wasn't composed of neat five- or six-issue story arcs as many comic series are today; it was a succession of long-running stories and one-off issues – some of which didn't feature the title character at all.
"It wasn't the typical State of the Union speech, which is generally like 70 one-off issues connected by some weak connective tissue," he said.
We included prescriptions available on the index date for repeated issue to the patient (and issued at least once within the previous 12 months), in addition to recently issued one-off prescriptions (issued no earlier than the duration of prescription (usually 1-2 months) prior to the index date).
