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Well, that's not totally, true – the DOOFUS-IN-CHARGE, 5 months into his term, is already on the fast track to become the "Worst President in USA History" with a sub-title of the "Most Enamored With His Own Reflection".

Obama pledges U.S. help for Afghanistan presidential election

Good God! He actually used “maverick” in the sub-title of one of his [ghost-written] books.

Think Progress » The death of a maverick: John McCain backtracks on nuclear policy.

Dr. Barry falls short in his book of actually stating that forgiveness is a cure for cancer but the suggestion is there all the same - particularly in the book's sub-title, "The Startling Discovery of How to Overcome Cancer, Find Health, and Achieve Peace".

Marina Cantacuzino: Can Forgiveness Overcome Cancer?

Note: if the book's delightful sub-title didn't win you over, then how about the enthusiastic response of both my mom and my daughter -- both of whom tried to swipe my one and only copy!

Tante Marie-Francoise

Indeed, the report's sub-title is "how a limited and direct approach to energy innovation can deliver clean, cheap energy, economic productivity, and national prosperity."

Robert Stavins: Carbon-Pricing and Technology R&D Initiatives: Both Are Necessary, but Neither Is Sufficient

The film's narrative is so smooth as goes back and forth between languages that you'll barely notice your brain switching from English-language mode to sub-title mode.

Zorianna Kit: Klitschko Boxing Documentary Packs a Punch

(Unfortunately, the journal editor was chicken-hearted and changed the sub-title to "How Well Do They Fit Out of Sample?")

Climate Models, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

The piece is titled "Blood Spilled in the Name of Fortuna" It has a sub-title "Bar Mocambo" I like the idea of equating a religious war to a bar fight.

Gordy Grundy: Blood Not So Simple: Bloody Fine Art

The message is usually unstated, though it can be a slogan or a sub-title of a blog.

Branding 101: How to Promote Your Blog Like the Big Guys Do | Write to Done

Whereas McKie's interest centres on the people rather than the places he visits, Aslet draws upon his background as an architectural writer and keeps mainly to the sticks and stones that have constructed what his sub-title declares to be "the 500 villages that made the countryside".

Villages of Britain: The Five Hundred Villages that Made the Countryside by Clive Aslet – review