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A <em>title</em> is a formal name for something like a <a href="/b/book">book</a> or other piece of writing. Titles are usually found at the top of a <a href="/p/page">page</a>, or on the front of a book. A title is also a position you can hold, for example you might hold the title of <a href="/m/mayor">Mayor</a>.
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A
title
is a formal name for something like a
book
or other piece of writing. Titles are usually found at the top of a
page
, or on the front of a book.
A title is also a position you can hold, for example you might hold the title of
Mayor
.
Jeremy Keith
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