Nine of those have been issued titles and summaries, allowing them to begin collecting signatures to qualify for next fall's election.
The Bush campaign, which issued titles to its top fund-raisers to great effect in the 2000 election, uses a more precise system, assigning a tracking number to each fund-raiser and coding donated checks to indicate who steered them in.
In addition, the king sought to assume the right to issue titles of nobility.
During his first term in office, from 1996 to 2001, he is credited with building dozens of public schools, putting tens of thousands of people to work and issuing titles to thousands of acres of farmland.
Besides issuing titles for land parcels, he said, it is important to streamline property law, simplify bureaucracies and ensure uniform national standards while also allowing communities to use traditional ways of recognizing land ownership.
But here is a revolutionary, or maybe counterrevolutionary, way to make one need meet the other: make some slight amendments in the basic laws of this great country and have the government start issuing titles of nobility.
For twenty years pulp magazines were successful without restricting their fiction content to any specific genre, but in 1915 the influential magazine publisher Street & Smith began to issue titles that focused on a particular niche, such as Detective Story Magazine and Western Story Magazine, thus pioneering the specialized and single-genre pulps.
Apple Records issued the title track as a single, with the release dates matching those of the album in the US and the UK.
A John Martin, general counsel for All New York Title Agency, a title insurance concern based in White Plains, said that when a title company issues title insurance, it usually issues two policies: one for the owner and another for the mortgage lender.
With an issue title like that, I figured I'd have plenty of good choices...
