one-on-one in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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In between bicycle riding lessons and free popcorn and snow cones, the children had one-on-one interactions with police officers that they may carry with them into the future.
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He is talented in fighting- especially one-on-one fights, but he is too hot-headed and mindlessly charges into battle.
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The old landline phone system is circuit-switched, where a phone call is placed using an exclusive, dedicated line for one-on-one conversations.
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The ongoing one-on-one interaction with inductees and future inductees gleans the history and details of the music and artists directly from the artists.
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It included a fencing bonus round where pentathletes could score extra points in one-on-one bouts.
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Equal interactions are established when psychiatric nurses talk to patients one-on-one.
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The format of the show is a one-hour, one-on-one interview with a non-fiction author.
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But he was guilty of botching two gilt-edged one-on-one chances to net.
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This game is always played as either a one-on-one or doubles match, with one keg cup of beer per person.
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The game offers a wide array of fighting styles that covers everything from one-on-one duels to massive 64-player castle sieges.
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