And what could be more American than the tyranny of tiny rules?
Unlike T9, it is not based on a dictionary, but on a series of tiny rules that enable it to predict, given what has already been typed, which letter the user is most likely to want next.
Some of these errors were a result of legislation, but many were caused more quietly, by tiny rules issued by federal agencies -- the kinds of regulations over which Sunstein now has some authority.
"It is possible to be bored at Eton," says the school website, "but it takes a bit of effort!" "In many ways it is a conservative institution, with lots of tiny rules," says someone who was a pupil from 2002 to 2007.
That kingdom and its neighboring emirates have tiny populations ruled over by powerful, cohesive families.
And this is especially true for Rwanda, a tiny country ruled by President Paul Kagame, an ambitious workaholic with very firm ideas of what his people need.
The Royal Institute of British Architects has launched the contest to create a self-sustainable future for those living on Tristan, a tiny community "ruled by the weather", part of the Tristan da Cunha group of islands.
The inclusion of Gaza suggests US pressure to include the tiny territory, ruled by Hamas for the past six years and both physically and politically separated from the West Bank, in any wider deal.
And to say otherwise is to undermine everything that T-shirt stood for when it was first launched by the Fawcett Society eight years ago – which was that this is a game anyone can play as long as they believe men and women to be equals; that there isn't a uniform, or an entrance exam, or a million tiny unwritten rules that you should be afraid of breaking.
I was from a tiny country once ruled by the Marx Brothers, hoping to upset the Italians and the French.
