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once-in-a-lifetime

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The 19-year-old said when Sopal chose to dance to Sapphire on the show, she "really wanted a dhol player" and a quick internet search led to his "once in a lifetime" experience.

From BBC

The after-action report called the January blaze a “once in a lifetime cataclysmic event” and praised the heroic actions of many officers, but said the LAPD’s missteps presented a “valuable learning opportunity” with more climate-related disasters likely looming in the future.

From Los Angeles Times

"It's a once in a lifetime opportunity."

From BBC

“The confluence of issues is once in a lifetime,” said Sam Fiorani, an analyst with consulting firm AutoForecast Solutions.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said: "This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to actually start that reform that policing needs, and it will be a missed opportunity if it's not properly funded from the start."

From BBC