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What could be a translation of classic-style French titles, such as "Du contrat social"?
In order to write classic-style titles in a French text, the technique of using a préposition before the remaining words of the title is often used. … Even tough that style is pretty old-fashionned, modern French texts might content such literary sugar, e.g. some news articles or research papers. …
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