"We think this is not a one-off move from Tesco," said James Collins at Deutsche Bank, "and that we are likely to see more assertive action to which competitors are likely to feel the need to respond".
The move by the federal task force comes just months after the government said it would step up border checks after granting residence visas to some 4,000 Haitians already in the country in what it said was a one-off move.
The People's Bank of China has tried, unconvincingly, to dress up the largest depreciation as an attempt to correct "distortions" and a "one-off move to fix the discrepancy between the reference rate and the market's spot rate".
One-off moves like issuing debt or selling assets are short-term measures, he said.
While the tax advantages of home ownership are better in the US than the UK, one-off moving costs (such as realtor fees; I paid 1.5% last year) appear higher in the States.
Those who are uncomfortable with carrying a lot of debt could draw money in modules, paying each one off before moving on to the next.
Lionel Messi notched his 250th La Liga goal to move one off the all-time league scoring record as leaders Barcelona won 3-0 against Eibar on Saturday ahead of next weekend's clásico with Real Madrid.
Although converting bonds to HTM would protect banks against future depreciation, they would still suffer some big one-off losses.The move has, however, had a curious effect on the bond market.
In each cell, one player is better off moving counterclockwise to the next cell, and they chase each other around the matrix.
A wordless cry went up somewhere in the crowd and they were off, moving as one, with no instructions, towards parliament.
He was several hundred yards off, moving slowly, apparently wounded.
