Forty thousand employees over the country, and not a single ally.
"NATO remains overly reliant on a single ally to provide I.S.R. collection capabilities that are essential to the commander," the report said.
In this case, to celebrate the prime minister's triumphant return from Europe empty-handed, without a single ally, having guaranteed no protection for the banks whatsoever.
That single-mindedness, allied to a fierce temper and the authority emanating from his position of power, permeates the Mail's editorial approach.
The purport of Gould's analysis was that all these "finches and Gross-beaks" form a single group of 12 "allied" species of a single, natural group—one that is endemic (with the exception of the Cocos finch) to the Galapagos.
Pakistan, meanwhile, has been focusing its military operations against groups like the one in Mohmand, which has been attacking Pakistani forces and increasingly singling out civilians allied with the government.
He failed to name a single economic authority or allied foreign leader who was backing the campaign for Britain to leave the EU, but was unapologetic, saying: "I'm glad all these organisations are not on my side … When we had a debate about joining the single currency, a majority of economists then thought we should join the single currency".
I thought Michael Gove put in a generally accomplished performance for the Outers in the debate staged by Sky, but he gasped like a beached fish when challenged to name a single international body or allied country that thinks Brexit is to be recommended.
Turing led efforts to crack the Nazi Enigma code and was hailed by Winston Churchill as the person who "made the single biggest contribution to the allied victory in World War II".
Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill later said that Turing "made the single biggest contribution to the allied victory in World War II".
