Cable, who has handed the title of economics spokesman for the party at the election to Danny Alexander, praised the way Alexander has taken on the issue of tax avoidance in the last few years.
Like those before him, McClellan is hoping to leverage the title of "former White House spokesman" -- the crest of honor he wore for nearly three years while he breached the public trust -- into a career as a high-paid media analyst or public relations guru.
Michael Hill of the Florida Marlins, a 1993 Harvard graduate and a highly regarded executive, was recently given the title of general manager, but a Marlins spokesman offered a "but" yesterday.
A Church of England spokesman expressed misgivings about the title of the three-part series.
Red Cloud had no hereditary title of his own but emerged as a natural leader and spokesman of his people through the force of his own character and through bravery in battle.
Mr. Bonior will retain the title of campaign manager but step up his role as a campaign spokesman.
In return for their unity, Americans have given them back the proud title of the worst Congress in history," said Nadeam A. Elshami, a spokesman for Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader.
But Foreign Office press spokesman Ned Johnson told Hush Hush that he answered to the title of a close source and had made no such statement.
Glendale spokesman Tom Lorenz said in an email that while officials may like the title of "third largest," there is little difference between third and fourth.
When Paddy Ashdown brilliantly reconciled the resentful MP who had campaigned against him for party leader with the title "Spokesman for the North of England", he recognised that Devolution was one party policy which the wholly autonomous Smith embodied.
