| 11. | Those jugglers of jobs and kids and soccer who made minivans de rigueur?
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| 12. | Parker's quarterly newsletter, The Wine Advocate, is de rigueur for enthusiasts.
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| 13. | By the 18th century, snuff-sniffing was de rigueur in European courts.
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| 14. | Live albums are not the de rigueur career move they used to be.
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| 15. | For years now, leaving school early has been de rigueur for Sarah Hughes.
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| 16. | Hundred-day scenarios of governmental upheaval have become / { de rigueur / }.
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| 17. | Laser rangefinders and palmtop communicators are de rigueur on the course.
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| 18. | Of course, erratic quality is de rigueur for the sketch-show genre.
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| 19. | Poorly executed clich�s, concepts and arty namechecks are de rigueur here.
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| 20. | Perhaps self-interested corporate machinations are de rigueur now, war or peace.
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