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Meanings of catchy title in English

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Usage of catchy title in English
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Create a catchy title and message that will get readers attention.
Feminist dot com
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There's more to Cloak & Dagger than a catchy title and beautiful people.
The South African
3
Researchers, who like a catchy title, call this the Obesity Paradox.
News.com.au
4
The second proposal has the catchy title of a "highly streamlined customs arrangement".
BBC
5
A more accurate if less catchy title is "Great Liberation on Hearing in the Intermediate State".
The Guardian
6
Visual Arts: The House of Osama Bin Laden is a catchy title for an exhibition, one guaranteed to capture attention.
The Irish Times
7
Ben Sherwood's first novel The Man Who Ate The 747 had more going for it than just a catchy title.
The Irish Times
8
Ned at the Dead is the catchy title for an incongruous meeting between Ireland's greatest novelist and Australia's leading bushranger.
The Irish Times
9
Not a catchy title.
News.com.au
10
In May 2008, the then minister of state for integration, Conor Lenihan, launched a document with the catchy title Migration Nation.
The Irish Times
11
It was the "be nice" campaign, and it was even going to have a catchy title: Always Getting Better.
The Irish Times
12
A catchy title is a vital part of any modern military venture, and so I would like to suggest a few possibilities.
The Irish Times
13
The eagerly awaited Oldham report on whole person care has now been published with the catchy title One Person, One Team, One System.
The Guardian
14
Famous phrases These catchy titles barely gesture to Shakespeare's influence on the minutiae of our lives.
BBC
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Like a lot of other catchy titles we've grown to expect from Channel 4, catchy but harmless.
The Irish Times
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You're known for creating catchy titles.
Reuters
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