And as I said in a blog last year, my one-time Come Willie Morris, come Maury Wills, Make with the tonsils for Beverly Sills paired a star Los Angeles Dodgers player and a well-known writer-editor who had almost exactly the same names when reversed, a contrivance utterly flunked by John Donne.
Only twice have opponents failed to score after a Jets turnover, and one time came at the end of the Miami game.
Several demigods who usually resented collaboration but decided to go with it this one time came up with a solution: instead of just a plain, vanilla void, an infinite stream of meaning-objects would be infinitely created and extinguished.
Meanwhile, Alcatel's "one-time" charges came to $122 million in the first quarter, near the $134 million it took for all of 2000.
Fourth-quarter earnings, excluding a one-time gain, came in at $669 million, or $2.11 per share, ahead of analyst expectations of $1.91 per share.
The age of selling software to users at a fixed, one-time price is coming to an end.
Groupon is already focussed on getting more of those one-time buyers to come back.
At a second meal the tacos (soft ones this time) came lined up in a metal holder (similar to the rack Brits use for serving breakfast toast).
The big one this time comes in the form of a wild, joyous affair entitled 'New Orleans Stomp', set over a typical, strutting New Orleans rhythm.
To entice one-time buyers to come back, for example, she might offer free shipping for a limited time.
And the easy pickings, the one-time measures that come from accelerated tax collections and delayed payments?
