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Running Head
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Running Head
A title that appears at the top of each page of a publication. The running head may be the name of a chapter, article or even the book or magazine.
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Specific information can be located for reference from the detailed table of contents, chapter thumb tabs, a quick reference of simple instructions for tasks covered in detail elsewhere in the book, topic-specific running headlines, and a glossary.
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Financial papers around the globe are running headlines such as "Canada banks prove envy of the world.
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WE glanced up at the telly yesterday afternoon and saw one of those running headlines at the bottom of the screen on the BBC News channel which read: "BoE voted unanimously for quantitative easing".
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