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Owls to Athens

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00 is it correctly if i use "Owls to Athens" as a headline for a book or dissertation? 02br
00 Or do i have to say "Carring owls to Athens" or something else? 02br
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00 greetings, Till 0-
  

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0 Yes, it is. Headlines and titles work in this way, with a short phrase, they don't need to mean something in terms of grammar. 0-

— Klavier

  • 0 Yes, it is.
  • Headlines and titles work in this way, with a short phrase, they don't need to mean something in terms of grammar.
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0 Yes, it is. Headlines and titles work in this way, with a short phrase, they don't need to mean something in terms of grammar. 0-
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