But there's so much thrown into Tip Top that nothing stands out.
Such is the UMP boss's popularity, combined with his powers of self-belief and his talent for self-promotion, that it is sometimes assumed that nothing stands between him and the presidency in 2007.
No, surely his conviction that nothing stands outside the observable is a form of professional closure.
The rate of change in the technology and the uptake of new platforms by the public means that nothing stands still.
Davidson accepts that Spinoza himself probably had in mind the opaque concept, in keeping with historical tradition, but that nothing stands in the way of his accepting a needed transparent concept as well.
"If we can get it right, we can equalise a child's life chances, so that nothing stands in the way of a child reaching his or her potential," he said.
We will not know the potential of girls around the world until we invest in their education and ensure that nothing stands in their way of going to school and continuing their education for as long as they want.
In 1953, the Venice jury issued no Golden Lion, having decided that, in all honesty, nothing stood out in that year's selection.
Q called it "generic" and felt that "nothing really stands out".
He believed that its "graphics are almost all you could want for a game" of this type, but wrote that "nothing here stands out as graphically spectacular".
