Perhaps the title amounted to an almost violent act of self-assertion, both confrontational and masochistic, that announced he was going to take up space in the world.
Given Celtic's generally unconvincing form throughout the marathon - Gordon Strachan's side seemed to reserve their most impressive performances for the Champions League - their virtually unchallenged run to the title amounted to an indictment of their so-called competitors.
However, others felt that Amazon's removal of some titles amounted to censorship.
In 2001, 3,500 new self-help titles, amounting to 2.6% of all new titles, were published in the U.S., according to Simba Information, a market research firm that focuses on the publishing industry.
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The title here amounts to vintage Rendell humor.
Their shared title, "Geologic Amounts of Sober Time (Mozart Drunks)," reminds us that Mozart — who was said to have composed while drunk and who died young, at 35 — exemplifies the modern myth of creative types who burn their candle at both ends.
Of course, you have to sing the title X amount of times.
X Factor 2008 winner Alexandra Burke is credited as executive producer on her second album, and it seems to be more than just a vanity title: "The amount of control I've had is unreal," she says.
The United States: The defending champion and FIFA's top-ranked team will no doubt head into France with the belief that any result short of its fourth World Cup title will amount to failure.
