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"was originally titled" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something had a different title or name in the past, before it was changed. Example: "The book, which was originally titled 'The Lost City', became a bestseller under its new title, 'The Hidden Treasure'."
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was originally titled
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As it was in the beginning.
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"Thriller" was originally titled "Starlight", contrary to other reports of the title "Starlight Love".
Silence was originally titled Tempest.
The work was originally titled "Ballet Imperial".
In fact, the collection was originally titled "Bronze".
It was originally titled So Help Me God.
The film was originally titled Farewell, My Lovely, after the novel.
Did you know that Dangerous Lies was originally titled That Dark Summer?
Chevrolet's own version of a muscle car was originally titled the XP-836, then the Panther.
Its title is Europa Geht Durch Mich (translation: Europe Passes Through Me), and it was originally titled European Miracle.
Their second album, Vs, was originally titled Five Against One, an indication of how embattled they felt.
That book, which Mr. Tuzman is writing with Kristin Kimball, a freelancer, was originally titled "Seven Sins of Early Entrepreneurship".
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