No walk through the forest seems complete without ferns.
No game seems complete without a catch controversy, however.
No Park Avenue flat seems complete without one, real or fake.
No Galway international arts festival seems complete without a new play by Enda Walsh.
But now, no public discussion seems complete without reference to schools.
Few savory dishes in Tunisia seem complete without a spoonful or two (or more) of the spicy paste.
Of course, not even a riot in the Middle East seems complete without invoking some historical precedent, in this case, Saladin.
I remember a time when no trendy living room would seem complete without its Braun stereo player.
This tale has also gripped the imagination of many writers: no biography, philosophical account, or novel involving either man seems complete without a -- frequently colorful -- version.
No cable channel now seems complete without an awards show, with Bravo presenting the "A-List Awards" and CNN honoring "Heroes" with a marquee event.
