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Note: Titles that's the name of a character (e.g. [[Doctor Who (TV)/NS/Recap/S1 E1 Rose|Rose]]; it refers to the character Rose Tyler) don't go here, they go under [[Character Title]]. Words comprised of two or more words written as one (e.g. [[Exo Squad]]) don't count either.
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Helpful tip for new tropers: To link to a one-word trope, enclose in curly braces: <nowiki>{{Trope}}</nowiki>. Can be embedded inside square brackets: <nowiki>[[{{Trope}} visible text]]</nowiki>. [[And Knowing Is Half the Battle|And now you know.]] (In case you were wondering, the above text uses the <nowiki>[=This is not a link</nowiki>=] tag.
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== Anime & Manga ==
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* ''[[Bartender]]''
* ''[[Basilisk]]''
* ''[[Bastard!! (Manga)|Bastard]]''
* ''[[Beck (Manga)|Beck]]''
* ''[[Berserk]]''
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* The master of understatement [[Miles Davis]] was particularly partial to these, many of which were songs penned by Wayne Shorter: "Iris", ''Pangaea'', and the classic ''Workin'', ''Cookin'', ''Walkin'', ''Steamin'', and ''Relaxin''' albums.
* Disturbed is a fan of this trope. Most of their albums contain twelve or so songs, all but one or two of which have a [[One Word Title]].
* [[Pearl Jam]] are prone to this in studio albums (exceptions are ''No Code'', ''Riot Act'' and the [[Self
* Brazilian band Skank have 8 studio albums. Only one doesn't fit the trope.
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* ''[[Braid (Video Game)|Braid]]''
* ''[[Brink]]''
* ''[[Bug! (Video Game)|Bug]]!''
* ''[[Bully (Video Game)|Bully]]''
* ''[[Cadaver (Video Game)|Cadaver]]''
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