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Convention from
Grand B****a County.
Titler was born in New York in 1800.
Titler was born free and was literate. In 1832,
Titler and his wife, Nancy, emigrated...
- A
title is one or more
words used
before or
after a person's name, in
certain contexts. It may
signify either generation, an
official position, or a professional...
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Titler (nee Ball) is an
American nurse scholar. She is the
Rhetaugh G.
Dumas Endowed Chair in the
University of Michigan's
School of Nursing.
Titler was...
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Several specialty accessories from this
period such as Sony's HVT-2100
Titler and
cameras such as Matsu****a's
Quasar VK-743 and
Zenith VC-1800 could...
-
Motion 5, and
Compressor 4.
LiveType originated from a
product called "India
Titler Pro," by the Oregon-based
company Prismo Graphics,
founded by Tom Langmacher...
- des Échecs) for
outstanding performance. The
highest such
title is
Grandmaster (GM).
Titles generally require a
combination of Elo
rating and
norms (performance...
- is a
title of
imperial character. It
derives from the
cognomen of the
Roman dictator Julius Caesar. The
change from
being a
surname to a
title used by...
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Title case or
headline case is a
style of
capitalization used for
rendering the
titles of
published works or
works of art in English. When
using title...
- two gamepads, both of
which are
hardwired into the console. The
Famicom Titler, also
known as the
Famicom Editor, is a Famicom-based home
video game console...
- The word
titling, in the
performing arts (opera, drama,
audiovisual productions),
defines the work of
linguistic mediation encomp****ing
subtitling and...
