"It takes only one game".
He takes only one sip from his shot glass.
"It takes only one unique object to enhance good architecture, but many trendy objects will obscure".
He is reinforcing that it takes only one mistake to destroy something.
It normally takes only one of those events to set the syndrome in motion.
Oh, and if you're a true Scot, it takes only one of you to toss a caber.
It takes only one determined individual or a small number forming a campaign group to bring a legal challenge.
It takes only one question to stanch the cascade of words: So, do you view yourself as a coach yet?
But even without them, what this story teaches is that it takes only one technologist, one reporter, one news organization to defeat secrecy.
It takes only one film, though, and this year's Jane Got a Gun, Natalie Portman's long-gestating passion project, could be that film.
It takes only one team to consider an average player its savior to push the scale in a way that has negative implications for all clubs.
