Grant> ... since Python sorts the list based on the first item of the
Grant> tuple, the list of (inverted) items is therefore sorted by value.
Well, to be picky, it uses all the elements of the tuple in the comparison,
it's just that the highest priority item is in the first slot. ;-)
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