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But, above all, what makes Obama unique, given what the US has been through during the Bush years, is the nature of the message he embodies, which is best summed up in the title of his book The Audacity of Hope.
For the American champion, the match was the consummation of two decades of chasing the title, starting from his days as a child prodigy.
The book for the new epoch has yet to be written, but I have a proposed title: Capitalism and Skepticism.
Rachel Carson's 1962 book Silent Spring had raised fears about pollution and launched the modern environmental movement; Paul Ehrlich's 1968 title The Population Bomb said it all.
The proceedings of a conference that it organized earlier this year have now been edited under the provocative title What's the Use of Economics?
Transferring title from state to private hands did not create enough real ownership.
The encyclical's title refers to the Canticle of the Sun, St. Francis's song of praise to God for all creation - the foremost expression of environmental holism within the Roman Catholic tradition.
Begin by noting that the title page of In an Uncertain World states that its authors are Robert Rubin and Jacob Weisberg.
Cambridge University Press is publishing their research and findings this month, under the title Smart Solutions to Climate Change.
Local Fatah leaders like Marwan Barghouti have tremendous power over the nationalist armed units that are loosely organized under the title of the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades.
The good news about the Bush project, so far title-free, is that it is apparently going to be different from the usual reputation polishing.
Because he is technically President of the Council (of ministers), he insists on using the title of President.
It is no coincidence that a well-known book on developmental psychology bears the title The Scientist in the Crib, a work that traces the parallels between small children's behavior and the processes and research strategies that are usual in science.
The treaty calls for a new EU foreign minister - although he is formally denied that title, this is what everyone will call him - with a strong administrative infrastructure in the European Commission and the Council.
TOKYO - Kokka no Hinkaku, The Dignity of a State, is the title of a recent book by the Japanese mathematician Masahiko Fujiwara that has sold three million copies.
Paul Ehrlich's 1968 title The Population Bomb said it all.
Clerks would not bring out files, or get you your birth certificate or land title, unless you greased their palms.
Shirk's title still captures a significant phenomenon that bedevils diplomatic affairs.
In the US, that would include such coveted funding as Title I grants for primary and secondary education, and Title IV subsidized student loans for higher education.
The title harks back to the book of Job and recalls Herman Melville's Moby Dick.
Within months, however, Musharraf had conducted a coup against the hapless Nawaz Sharif, and a year later declared himself president, a title meant to enhance his stature when he visited India for peace talks in July 2001.
The same applies to the Supreme Leader, who, despite his title, is not an absolute ruler.
BERLIN - Germany's current parliamentary election campaign looks like a front-running contender for the title of the most boring in the history of the Federal Republic.
At the same time, computer programs began to exploit huge databases of games between grandmaster (the highest title in chess), using results from the human games to extrapolate what moves have the highest chances of success.
In any case, it is clear that happiness is not dictated by one's job title or bank balance.
The rhetoric of reform was dropped as President Kibaki handed out title deeds of national trust and parkland to gain votes.
All parties to the disputes, including China, can cite geographic and historical connections to the islands to back their claims, but none of them has solid legal title under the San Francisco Treaty.
In his novel of that title Joseph Heller described the situation faced by some fighter pilots in WWII: medics can ground anyone who is crazy, provided that the pilot requests to be grounded.
The real title-holders of internal power, the governors owe their long incumbencies to the generosity with which they hand out state jobs.