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Meanings of titled in English

Belonging to the peerage.

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Usage of titled in English
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Queen Bey dropped a surprise visual album titled 'Lemonade' earlier this year.
The South African
2
His new album, titled Sawa Blues will be released later this year.
The South African
3
Her op-ed, titled The New Nationwide Crime Wave, sparked a months-long debate.
The Guardian
4
Connect: Earlier this week RTÉ re-screened a documentary titled Ireland's Lost Generation.
The Irish Times
5
That book is titled The Briefing: Politics, the Press, and the President.
Ebony
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Earle is the subject of a new Netflix documentary titled 'Mission Blue'.
The Guardian
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An interesting paper turned up in September 2001, titled the Chinon Parchment.
Map of bones
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Season 1 of the new series, titled How Do I Say This?
Reuters
9
She recently released her first work of fiction, a novel, titled Kyra.
Feminist dot com
10
The Ndlovu Youth Choir just released their very fist album titled 'Africa'.
The South African
11
In a Washington Post column titled The LeBron-Jordan debates miss the point.
News.com.au
12
Fifth place - a West Coast listing titled 'Grumpy Warriors Fans jerseys'.
Radio NZ
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This article was adapted from a paper titled The ANC for Sale?
The South African
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A new film has been released, sub-titled The Waltons do Sex Research.
The Irish Times
15
The ploy worked and the self-titled album was out the following week.
News.com.au
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You, for example, indulge in romantic love-affairs; you must have titled ladies.
Gerfaut — Volume 2
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