If Arsenal played like this week in, week out, then they could be proclaimed as title challengers - but they don't, so they aren't.
As she gripped her iPad and proudly proclaimed her title of "High Tech Granny," her stories of colorless TVs and shared landlines seemed to be from another planet.
Upon his death, Godane's Shabaab-proclaimed title was Emir of Harakat al Shabaab al Mujahideen — a grandiloquent appellation for a failed poet who ordered boys killed for watching soccer on TV, calling them un-Islamic.
Stenciled across the top of the whole picture, large black letters proclaim its title: advice to potential troublemakers.
"Love Don't Cost a Thing," proclaims the title of Troy Beyer's film, but affection is a little more expensive.
"The Coming Conflict with China", proclaims the title of a new book; "The China Threat", booms the latest cover of Foreign Affairs, an influential journal.
So proclaims the title of a report published in March by the Organic Center, an advocacy organization supported by food and grocery companies.
"I Don't Know How She Does It" proclaims the title of Allison Pearson's new book, a predictable piece of post-Bridget Jones chick-lit where the heroine is a high-achieving mum struggling to cope with a top job, two kids and a useless husband.
To self-proclaim this title is to assert that you are done learning.
It's shameful that a state that proudly proclaims the title of "Gateway to the Americas" shies away from educating the very workforce that could help to increase its ties with Latin America.
They almost always featured grisly cover and title-page illustrations framed by bold fonts proclaiming bold titles about the crime of the century, the horridness of some homicide, the fiendishness of some fiend, the full particulars of some particularly awful assassination, the only copy of some confession, or the freshly uncovered correspondence of some killer.
