The "Discuss This Annotation" page, and elsewhere, includes a full time stamp of when the annotation was made.
By 1936, G.M. was able to boast that all of its cars had full stamped-steel bodies — even Chevrolet.
Plenty of visitors made an effort too: skiwear gave way to muppet outfits, pig costumes and retro onesies, while substantial German men in silver mini dresses enjoyed some full-blooded stamping of ski boots on the tables.
I came back from Dublin with a passport full of stamps and a slew of new musical addictions.
If one day prisoners decided stamps were worthless and that they were going to trade cigarettes instead, the guy with a pillowcase full of stamps in his cell would be hosed.
One thing led to another and here I am 20 something years later with a few passports full of stamps".
The proposals for BBC Three have been endorsed by the corporation's executive board but the BBC Trust, which represents the interests of licence fee payers, will carry out a full consultation before giving its stamp of approval.
But over the summer, an advisory commission at the agency determined that the drug wasn't providing sufficient benefits to patients and recommended that the full FDA board retroactively rescind that stamp of approval.
"They were clear, they were engaged, and they were just wonderfully generous with their time". Mills' book caused a stir in the publishing world, as it came with an apparent stamp of approval and full cooperation from the famously journalist-allergic Lee, who hasn't given an interview since 1964.
