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ESLPod_0741_WE_1156 Playing in a Tournament The word "title," in this podcast, means the winning position in a tournament or championship: "College recruiters spend a lot of time talking with high school players who have won their regional title." A "title" is also a deed, or legal ownership of a piece of land and/or a building: "Were you nervous when you signed the title documents for your first home?" When talking about people, a "title" can refer to the name of one's job or the prefix that comes before one's last name: "The job doesn't pay very well, but it has a great title: 'Executive Vice-President of National Sales Management.'" Or, "After your wedding, did you ask people to use the title 'Mrs.' or did you continue to use 'Ms.'?"

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ESLPod 741 title Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0741_WE_1156
Episode Id	ESLPod 741
Episode Title	Playing in a Tournament
Phrase	title
Text	The word "title," in this podcast, means the winning position in a tournament or championship: "College recruiters spend a lot of time talking with high school players who have won their regional title." A "title" is also a deed, or legal ownership of a piece of land and/or a building: "Were you nervous when you signed the title documents for your first home?" When talking about people, a "title" can refer to the name of one's job or the prefix that comes before one's last name: "The job doesn't pay very well, but it has a great title: 'Executive Vice-President of National Sales Management.'" Or, "After your wedding, did you ask people to use the title 'Mrs.' or did you continue to use 'Ms.'?"
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Title Eslpod Tournament Talking One's Job Playing Word