one-offs

Jay-Z typically bargains for a degree of creative control and long-term partnerships rather than one-offs: his deal with Reebok, when he became the first non-athlete to have a sneaker line with the company, lasted about four years.

The State of Jay-Z's Empire John Jurgensen 2010

Some deals, like buying a car, are usually one-offs that push you toward competition.

Don Hutson: The Massive Price of 'Negotiaphobia' Don Hutson 2010

True, if beer volumes in Australia continue to fall— so far the result of poor weather and other one-offs—Foster's shares could suffer.

A Long-Brewing Takeover of Foster's Renée Schultes 2011

The 75 images made by five pioneers of camera-less photography are often deeply personal one-offs: testament to the possibilities of photographic paper, light and chemical processes.

This week's new exhibitions Robert Clark 2010

Our Special Events section offers unusual, unexpected and unique film event one-offs.

2010 SXSW Film Festival Line-Up Announced; Includes CYRUS, MACGRUBER, GET LOW, and KICK-ASS – Collider.com 2010

The treasured McQueen pieces in her closet, all one-offs and hand-finished, are all from those early days.

For the Closet, Not Just for the Museum Kimberly Chou 2011

Fred: You get a better picture of the photographer's sensibility if you have multiple examples of their work instead of just one-offs.

Seeing Double: A Photography Power Couple 2011

"I have a range my clients can choose from, and I make brothers and sisters, but mostly they're one-offs," she says.

Adding Jewels to Their Crowns Helen Kirwan-Taylor 2011

Certain one-offs like revenue from the auction of telecom bandwidth and divestments will ensure that the deficit comes in around 5.2 % - below the budget estimate of 5.5%.

Budget Provides Opportunity for Cleaner Governance Amit Tandon 2011

Another drawback to such tests is that they tend to be one-offs, conducted in different places and with different methods.

When Testing for Cocaine Usage, Don't Follow the Money Carl Bialik 2011