T-SQL - Joining Out To Only One Row

This is an experpt of a larger select, but it shows the important section of how to only get back one row.

http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1093-getting-one-record-per-group-from-a-one-to-many-join.htm

LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.ClientAddressBridge AS CAB on c.ID= CAB.clientID AND   CAB.[status]=1
AND
        CAB.ID =
               (Select Top 1
            ClientAddressBridge2.ID
            From
                ClientAddressBridge as ClientAddressBridge2
            where ClientAddressBridge2.clientID  =c.id)
        

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