It normally doesn't take me more than 60 seconds to title an article, but a lot of experience goes into those 60 seconds.

通常我都会在60秒内就取好一个标题，不过同时会有许多经验浮现在我脑海。

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All that a lack of belief will do is make it take longer, so if you’re one of those people, just change the number 20 in the title of this blog entry to 40 (or 60 if you’re really stubborn).

不认为人生有目标的人可能需要更长的时间来找到你的人生目标，因此如果你属于这类人，你只需将这篇文章题目以及文章中的20分钟改为40分钟（如果你实在是非常顽固的话，最好改为60分钟 ）。

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The title of this Outlook, “The Future of Investing, ” is a theme that will take the evolving years to resolve, let alone the next few days.

展望的题目“投资者的未来”，是个需要未来多年时间验证的主题。

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He had only the 17th-fastest qualifying time, but he emerged from the four rounds of group racing to take the title, edging Canadian Mike Robertson at the finish.

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It's a misnomer, but the historical transmutation of Milton's title we have to take as instructive.

这是一个误称，但弥尔顿作品标题的历史变化,对于我们来说是有教育性的。

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In 1999, USA Today edged past the Wall Street Journal in circulation with 1.75 million daily copies, to take the title of the nation's biggest newspaper.

WSJ: USA Today founder Neuharth dies in Florida at 89

Mr Darling will take the title of Scottish Secretary, apparently (that's what Downing Street says, though even some civil servants at the Scotland office don't seem entirely sure).

BBC: Confusion reigns over cabinet shake-up

Most notable at this week's show was the Huawei Ascend Mate, a gargantuan 6.1-inch device that is aching to take the title of world's largest phone away from Samsung.

ENGADGET: CES 2013: Smartphones roundup Mobile