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Cardinal Cushing – or
clerical titles such as Archbishop). Some
titles are hereditary.
Titles include:
Honorific titles or
styles of address, a phrase...
- Once awarded,
titles are held for life
except in
cases of
fraud or cheating. Open
titles may be
earned by all players,
while women's
titles are restricted...
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Academic titles may
refer to:
Academic degrees Academic ranks Titles of
works in
academic publishing This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- and
revoke titles. In the 14th century, an
English peerage began to
emerge as a
separate entity from the
feudal system. The
peers held
titles granted by...
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understood today.
Titles that
bestow functional authority with
minimal executive, judicial, or
legislative power are
listed as Administrative.
Titles that bestow...
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Corporate titles or
business titles are
given to
corporate officers to show what
duties and
responsibilities they have in the organization. Such
titles are...
- The
titles of the
Bishop of Rome, more
often referred to as the
papal titles,
refer to the
various titles used by protocol, as a form of
addressing or...
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Victory titles were
suffixed to the commander's name and were
usually the name of the
enemy defeated by the commander. Some
victory titles became hereditary...
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nature of a project.
Working titles are
primarily a
practical matter, just to
prevent confusion as
ideas for
release titles can keep on
changing for a variety...
- body FIDE
grants several titles, the most
prestigious of
which is Grandmaster; many
national chess federations also
grant titles such as "National Master"...
