At Community-General, stamps were placed in patient charts to remind physicians to reorder or discontinue the catheters.
-What is the value of your stamp (is it a specialty or a general use stamp)?
"The attorney general's stamp is on there," said the spokesman, David Bookstaver.
Though it was hoped that the general could stamp out corruption and balance the books, he has instead found himself betwixt and between, coveting approval -- and money -- from the West while bowing to powerful fundamentalists at home.
In "The Reawakening," an account of Levi's zigzag journey out of Auschwitz to Russia and back to Italy, and in the additional Auschwitz stories of "Moments of Reprieve," there is the same refusal to cloud the particular with the general, to stamp it with the deductive imprint of the philosopher, the polemicist or the prophet.
Nigerians hope president-elect Muhammadu Buhari, a former army general, will stamp out the rebellion which his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, struggled to confront.
That bill would require the attorney general to stamp a big warning on any ballot proposal she or he considers a violation of an individual's rights under the state or U.S. Constitution.
In general, the STAMP signal gradually increases to a peak ∼940 bp upstream of the TTS and then drops to a minimum ∼220 bp downstream of the TTS (Supporting Information S1).
Ivor Masters, the general manager of stamps and coins at New Zealand Post, said the stamps were collectors' items and so unlikely to be separated for postage.
As a young girl, Angelou saw her grandmother, a religious and thrifty matriarch who owned the only general store in Stamps that catered to blacks, bend but not break when confronted with white girls who refused to address her as "Miss".
Some philatelists say the committee that helps the postmaster general pick new stamps is favoring pop celebrities and fictional characters over cultural sites and historical figures, undermining a long tradition.
