once at a time

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Start date Feb 26, 2008

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jirikoo

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Feb 26, 2008

#1

"Once at a time"

Does this phrase exist? I cannot find this in any of dictionaries even though i have always thought its similar to "from time to time", etc....

Thanks a lot

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blouen

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Feb 26, 2008

#2

I only know of the expression "One at a time"

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Barb_D

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Feb 26, 2008

#3

Or "Once upon a time."

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