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Because legislation is enacted in its alphanumeric form, the short and long titles they formally carry have the likeliest chance of one becoming the article's title, per WP:COMMONNAME.

Consider Proclamation 95; for example: the article is properly titled by its better known common name: the "Emancipation Proclamation" yet the alphanumeric form of the enacted legislation is an important search term that needs to be linked.

The titles listed in this category are categorized as unprintworthy by this rcat's default. They are predominately listed in the main article as the long and short title of the enacted legislation's alphanumeric form.