More recently, an executive assistant's idea of advancement was to work for executives with progressively higher titles, Ms. Luca said.
Winning 49 percent of the votes in the Republican primary, she trounced three white male rivals with longer careers, higher titles and larger bank accounts, although she fell just short of avoiding a runoff with the second-place finisher, Representative J. Gresham Barrett.
Shift essentially lets Riccitiello return to EA under Probst, but with a higher title and more responsibility.
NYFF's curated group of 30 or so movies (compared to the more than 250 titles that play North America's largest gathering, the Toronto International Film Festival) will still be populated with high-end titles that have been making the rounds at places like Venice and Toronto, including Hayao Miyazaki's pre-war Japan reverie "The Wind Rises" and Philippe Garrel's Paris romance "Jealousy".
Agreeing to trying to work together again (in a court full of scheming flunkeys with high-sounding titles) is one thing.
The expectation is that the market will polarise, with high-quality titles raising their cover prices - as the Financial Times, Evening Standard, Independent and Sunday Times have done recently - and low-brow publications coming under greater pressure from giveaways.
At a glance this year looks promising, with high-profile titles like Kathryn Bigelow's "Hurt Locker," Nora Ephron's "Julie & Julia," Lone Scherfig's "Education" and Ms. Campion's "Bright Star," all of which have been too successful, critically and commercially, to dismiss.
The first edition was able to run some games, but had some difficulty with high-end titles like Gears of War.
Or perhaps people are waiting on the inevitable bundles when the device makes its debut in the US with high-profile titles like Uncharted?
On Eastman Chemical planes, it's a tradition for the passenger with the highest title to serve the food, giving subordinates a rare chance to rib their boss.
