Club members were committed to buying a designated title from Gollancz's list every month for a minimum of six months.
Indeed, the book, by the first-time novelist Tatiana de Rosnay, was well on its way to sinking out of sight last fall when Target, the discount retailer, chose the paperback version of "Sarah's Key" as its Bookmarked Club Pick: a choice for a program that designates titles for prominent display throughout the chain's stores.
Fill in the following fields on the "New Ticket" page: Designate a title for your ticket, provide a description of the problem and select the priority and category of the problem.
Legislators in Tibet passed a bill on Monday mandating an annual celebration of that event by designating a special title for the date.
"(A) The recommendations of each health systems agency (designated under section 300l 4 of this title) for a health service area which includes all or any part of the area, population group, medical facility, or other public facility under consideration for designation.
ʿUmar also designated himself ʿamīr al-muʾminīn, "the commander of the faithful," which became an additional customary title for succeeding rulers.
Mr. Masur, 72, will become music director designate of the Radio France-based orchestra in September 2001 and will assume the full title for three years, starting in 2002.
They could respectfully designate him honorary president-for-life, knowing that at age 93, he may not retain the title for long.
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