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But they want to make a stamp on their own legacy.

And he brandished the pact again a month later at the candidates' first debate, on Sept. 13 in Buffalo, with his actions seen as a pivotal opportunity to make a stamp on voters' minds after Republican murmurs about a lethargic campaign had grown worrisome.

When the drawings are finished I ask my assistant to print them out and I made a stamp with my signature on it and my assistant stamps the work, so that's my signing.

Now with nearly 80 mayors on board who understand the value of the lives of black men and boys, Cities United plans to make a giant stamp on the city of Birmingham, AL, May 3-5, 2016, at their third convening.

But it happened and I think it made a big stamp on Gloria".

It is a succession of magnificently achieved scenes from Dickens, shot in stylised, Cruickshank-influenced black and white with a cast that has made an indelible stamp on several generations.

"They made an important stamp on the New York scene and had a tonic effect on US artists.

The second step is actually to cast a rubber stamp from this wafer, and use that stamp to make a sticky image on a dish that cancer cells or bacteria can stick to.

Mr Stoltenberg learned he made a bad driver, stamping on the automatic's brake when he thought he was applying its absent clutch pedal.

Investors had become increasing nervous about an increase in the cost of borrowing as the economy recovered, but Carney made a point of stamping on that idea.

Now, poised to make his stamp on Carnegie Hall with Zankel's first season and his own programming decisions beginning to take effect on Carnegie's other two stages, Mr. Harth faces the prospect of yielding much of the hall's programming to the Philharmonic and possibly his own power to Mr. Mehta in 2006.