The debate over the accuracy of the title underscored the uncomfortable fact that the Iraq War, as Ross Douthat wrote, has for many undone the Republican Party's credibility on foreign policy from the Cold War.
One result of this discovery is the efficacy of "City of Bones" as both metaphor and title, underscoring Mr. Connelly's enduring take on evil.
The title itself only underscores the dissonance.
Alluding mysteriously to that splendid axis of Paris named the Elysian Fields (read: Paradise), the title, too, may underscore the patriotic connotations.
The revised title sequence underscores this decline with a host of allusions to the programme's glory days - a three-eyed crow recalls Blinky the fish; the statue of Jebediah Springfield suffers another decapitation; Sideshow Bob yet again swipes in vain at his elusive nemesis Bart.
We learn that in 1941, the French Colonel Leclerc won a battle in Libya, which meant a "second baptism" for De Gaulle's "Free France". The title of the film underscores the French-Libya blood alliance: The Oath of Tobrukrefers to the oath made when the French scored this victory in Libya and swore not to lay down their arms until France was liberated from the Nazis.
The title of the talk underscored her quandary: "Cherie Blair: Dynamic Professional, Wife of Tony Blair". Orchestra seats sold for $85 apiece.
What Seierstad underscores in the title, "One of Us," is that the victims, the perpetrator, and the author all belong to the same culture.
Indeed, the new group more or less borrows its liberal rival's name, calling itself the Center for American Freedom — a title that underscores the extent it will, as Smith writes, be "part assault on CAP and part homage".
The significance of the research seems underscored by the title on the cover of the Nature issue reporting it: "Game Changer".
Jan Smeekens, who won the 500 title Friday, underscored his dominance by winning his sixth straight race of the season in the distance, posting a time of 34.83 seconds.
