The lawsuit was dismissed on first amendment grounds that year by a federal judge, but the appeals court partially reinstated the suit in 2003, stating that the group must have an artistic reason for titling the song with her name.
He won her from her first husband after a fistfight, and they built a profitable business, which he calls his "kingdom", recovering and renting classic cars (the ostensible reason for the title).
The entire issue is soon eclipsed by the gift that Con and Fran — who are known for their odd birthday presents — give to Terri, who is adopted: her birth mother's name (and the reason for the title of the play).
Though neither the reason for the title nor the origins of the versions are known, the earliest translations most likely served the needs of the Jewish communities in the region of Adiabene (in Mesopotamia), which are known to have existed as early as the 1st century ce.
I'd like to point out the reason for the title.
This lack of consensus is the reason for the title of this special issue.
Author's response: If this was our only reason for this title you would be absolutely correct.
They are both always capitalized unless there was a specific reason for the title to not be.
Which is exactly what happened in 1973, when Libya claimed the strip, citing the Laval-Mussolini treaty as one of the reasons for its title to the area.
