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Any record producer would be pleased as punch to have worked on one album that has become a frequent fixture of end-of-year lists.

Just £16 will buy a year's membership for the club grounds, and ready access to the tea and cake that are a frequent fixture of the clipped lawns.

The former world chess champion became a fierce critic of Putin and was a frequent fixture at opposition events for many years, often being detained by police.

Polish league games, however, resemble a military siege far more than a sporting carnival, with armoured cars and water cannon a frequent fixture.

How a man who expected to be spending his retirement years playing golf has instead become a frequent fixture at the dump is explained more by outrage than by necessity.

Directors from across the continent are a frequent fixture of the international film festival circuit these days, and western directors are increasingly exploring political and social issues on the continent.

Prints of American painter Winslow Homer's seascapes, children at rest and play, and hunting scenes are almost as frequent fixtures on the walls of bedrooms and college dorms as are Edward Hopper's Nighthawks and Andrew Wyeth's Christina's World.

The real Nadal is not gay, and his longtime girlfriend, Xisca Perelló, is a frequent courtside fixture at his matches.

The big off-runway moment at Paris Fashion Week was, of course, the early morning robbery at gunpoint on Oct. 3 of frequent front-row fixture Kim Kardashian West just hours after turning out to the Givenchy show at the Jardins des Plantes.

Philip is the name of Queen Elizabeth's 92-year-old husband, a fixture and frequent subject of controversy in British public life for more than 65 years, who is convalescing after a series of hospitalizations in the past 18 months for various medical problems.

"David is oddly delicate, so highly strung, so highly involved in his work," said Daphne Guinness, the socialite, fashion fixture and frequent model for the photographer and a woman whose abstracted femininity puts her oddly in line with other LaChapelle muses like Pamela Anderson and Ms. Lepore.