That belies the perception of Scotland - both inside Scotland and from other parts of the UK - that it's an outlier and an exception to most UK rules.
If Google's glasses are to prove an exception to that rule, the firm will have to meet several challenges.
Their main argument is that the law does not have an exception to protect a woman's health.
After 50 years in which it has been an exception, the island's destiny increasingly resembles that of its region.
But this year's bull market in bonds, especially U.S. Treasury bonds, has been so powerful that it has created an exception to that old rule.
Current and former marshals contacted by CNN took exception to Napolitano's claims, saying that although there is an element of randomness to increase unpredictability, the assignments of air marshals are largely based on intelligence and an analysis of which flights are most vulnerable or most attractive to terrorists.
What is important in Andreas's message is that he understands that once an industry peaks it almost never--the exception being semiconductors--comes back.
With that exception, all electric charges were expected to be exact multiples of an electron's negative one, or its positive equivalent.
The judge held that Merrill's mistake was a mere bookkeeping error and waived the 60-day rule, essentially creating an exception for clerical mistakes.
Saban quickly threw out all the old programming, making an exception only for Robertson's 700 Club. (A promise to retain that religious show was part of the sale agreement.) But the new slate of shows didn't draw the audience or the advertising volume Saban and Fox had hoped for.
Russia also seems to be an exception to the economic doldrums, and it's not just the big oil producers that are thriving there.
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