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192           if ( $cat )
193                $title = apply_filters('single_cat_title', $cat->name);
194      }
195
196      if ( !empty($tag) ) {
197           $tag = get_term($tag, 'post_tag', OBJECT, 'display');
198           if ( is_wp_error( $tag ) )
199                return $tag;
200           if ( ! empty($tag->name) )
201                $title = apply_filters('single_tag_title', $tag->name);
202      }
203
204      // If there's an author
205      if ( !empty($author) ) {
206           $title = get_userdata($author);
207           $title = $title->display_name;
208      }
209      if ( !empty($author_name) ) {
210           // We do a direct query here because we don't cache by nicename.
 
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306      if ( !is_tag() )
307           return;
308
309      $tag_id = intval( get_query_var('tag_id') );
310
311      if ( !empty($tag_id) ) {
312           $my_tag = &get_term($tag_id, 'post_tag', OBJECT, 'display');
313           if ( is_wp_error( $my_tag ) )
314                return false;
315           $my_tag_name = apply_filters('single_tag_title', $my_tag->name);
316           if ( !empty($my_tag_name) ) {
317                if ( $display )
318                     echo $prefix . $my_tag_name;
319                else
320                     return $my_tag_name;
321           }
322      }
323 }
324