The manager of a movie theatre in the Balkans, presumably with a distant leer at Will Hays, offered "The Rage of Paris" to his patrons under the fetching title, in Croatia of "He Wants to But She Doesn't".
And yet the colors, graphic design and focused approach — not to mention the low price — make it one of the season's most fetching titles.
Many are for children and have fetching titles like "What's in the Bakery Truck?" and "The Story of Cherry the Pig," about a pig who enters a baking contest (and of course triumphs).
An in-house tool, programed in Python, is used to fetch article titles and abstracts from the PubMed database, and algorithms used by MedTAKMI (14) are implemented locally for entity extraction.
But even the supposedly sweet visions here have their unappetizing side, especially in the "O" chapter, which can lay claim to the most far-fetched title in the book.
Beaten in two cup finals, and then by Lancashire last week to end their far-fetched title ambitions, a torpor had seeped into their bodies before, perhaps encouraged by late happenings at Hove yesterday, they dredged up some energy in the final session.
I fetched one of the first titles appearing in the results, Peanut Butter Wolf's My Vinyl Weighs A Ton, and fed the disc into the buzzing machine.
It is saddening that, when the series ceased publication, much of their catalogue disappeared from print altogether, with tatty paperbacks of the more obscure titles fetching ridiculous prices online.
A recent book contract fetched an advance of about $19 million for each hardcover title.
The "Indian clerk" of David Leavitt's title is Srinivasa Ramanujan, the celebrated mathematical genius who fetched up at Trinity College, Cambridge, six months before the start of the first world war.
