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Notice how Title 07 carries over, onto the next line.
This is cosmetically less attractive.
But, perhaps using a few less characters/letters would have prevented this.
(also notice: this entire list widens to some degree, when lengthy words are added.)
In the case below;
I've increased the table border="0" name="" width="XX%" from 60% to 90%.

line A title of link 01-abcdefg title of link 02-abcdefg title of link 03-abcdefghijklm title of link 04-abcdefg title of link 05-abcde title of link 06-abcdef title of link 07-abcdefghijklmnopqr

line B title of link 11- a b c d e f g title 12-abcd title 13-abc title 14-abcdefg title of link 15-abcdefg title of link 16-abcdefg title of link 17-abcdefghijk title of link 18-abcdefghij title of link 19-abcdefghijklmn title of link 20-abcdefghijklm

line C title of link 21-abcdefg title of link 22-abcdefghijklm title of link 23-abcdefghijklmnopqr title of link 24-abcdefghijklmn title of link 25-abcdefghi title of link 26-abcdefghihijklmnop

This list seemed to work perfectly,
until I attempted to place additional CSS on this page.
I was then required to add eleven </div> lines to the end page. (11 closing div lines)
So, these HTML codes can be very tricky.
They sometimes work perfectly, even with errors, or missing enclosed tags.

finally, these lists are usually NOT 100% symmetrical.
You'll notice; Line C allows more letters than lines A or B.
This is why Title Link 23 has more characters than line 7.
Line 7 has overlapped onto the next line (due to too many characters).
Line 19 has also spilled onto the next line, as well.
But, link 23 continues smoothly beyond letters P,Q, and R.