One of a kind
Hi
Is the use of one of a kind OK here? Any suggestions please?
[RJ was the only fast food restaurant in some town for years. It had a name and monopoly. Then as time went on, many opened more and today RJ is not half as famous or well-run as it used to be.]
In 1984, RJ was the only fast food restaurant here, one of a kind.
[one of a kind = the only one and therefore famous]
Thanks,
Tom
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In 1984, RJ was the only fast food restaurant here, one of a kind . <<< OK [ one of a kind = the only one <<< Yes and therefore famous] <<< not necessarily famous
- In 1984, RJ was the only fast food restaurant here, one of a kind .
- <<< OK [ one of a kind = the only one <<< Yes and therefore famous] <<< not necessarily famous
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In 1984, RJ was the only fast food restaurant here, one of a kind. <<< OK
[one of a kind = the only one <<< Yes
and therefore famous]<<< not necessarily famous
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