Reintroduced PO>>subject.
This method is usefull when writing generic code (such as the one in search dialogs). However,
PO>>subject is now considered 'private' and should be used with care. It's name is not very
intention revealing and it is not clear what it really returns. Don't use it in non-generic code
that does care what's the return value.
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