Its draft title (later toned down) was "Lukoil: Hollow Promises, Wasted Value," and at its core was the ungentle suggestion that last year Alekperov's company had more than $1 billion in "forgone revenues" -- a euphemism for money lost through corruption or ineptitude.
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In 1927 28 Pound edited his own magazine, Exile, and in 1930 he brought together, under the title A Draft of XXX Cantos, various segments of his ambitious long poem The Cantos, which he had begun in 1915.
Sarver defends himself: "We're knocking at the door of winning a title, and a draft pick is not going to help us win a title".
It is "Universals and Cultural Diversity in the Expression of Gratitude" — not "Universality and Cultural Diversity in Social Reciprocity," which was the title of a draft of the study.
Yet as even the book's editor, Maxwell Perkins, said to Fitzgerald about a draft of the 1925 novel, the title character "is somewhat vague".
BECOME VERSED IN SCOUTSPEAK One 240-pound athlete who can move like a hungry leopard is pretty much like all the others, a fact that cannot be allowed to stand between the motivated draftnik and that coveted senior draft analyst title.
Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, U.S. Senate, Draft of Title I of the Affordable Health Choices Act, June 9 , 2009
Brown is the Wizards' 15th overall draft pick; a significant title because the team could be his responsibility some day.
Gen. Jerry Brown, who drafted the title and summary of the initiative for the ballot.
