Wasim Akram was reinstated as Pakistan captain last year when an inquiry into bribery and match-fixing in the Pakistan High Court that had initially recommended a heavy fine cleared his name.
For more than a thousand years, France's Burgundy region has turned out the fine reds bearing its name and made from 100% pinot noir.
As David Cay Johnston suggested in The Fine Print, the AJCA has an ironic name.
There is also a fine line to keep in mind in using a name that is unique, but not ridiculous.
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Bergamasco is a fine open-side with 69 caps to his name but his inexperience at number nine cost his side a try within two minutes of the kick-off.
Zimbabwe and its predecessor, Rhodesia (correctly Southern Rhodesia until Mr Smith compressed the name), have produced a crop of fine writing.
So that's what I made my name over to be, and it was fine until my classmates learned to read and swear.
The BCSB has no right to fine banks in breach of the code, but it can name and shame them.
In 1551 the Scottish Parliament banned "sweiring, execrationnis and blasphematioun of the name of God", punishable by a shilling fine or a spell in either prison or the stocks for those who could not pay.
And speaking of fine-motor skills, my Etch A Sketch probably still bears the name "Ralph" on its screen in serviceable script about the only thing I mastered before I got frustrated, tossed it aside and went back to watching TV.
Another illustrious name: Rohinton Mistry, whose Such a Long Journey and A Fine Balance featured on the Booker short list.
At 14 he had read all of Shakespeare and changed his name to Gore, rather than Gene, because it sounded literary and fine.
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