Then there are the many graphic paradoxes that can be grappled with – such as the apparent perversity whereby Nijinsky, famed for his gravity-defying leaps, became a choreographer who revolutionised dance by turning it into angular, animated friezes (inspired by Greek and Egyptian art) or into a chthonic ritual of hunched-over stamping.
Some collectors prefer these new, "mint condition" stamps due to the higher quality, while others enjoy reading the cancellation ink mark the post office puts over stamps used in the mail.
Control over stamp duty is the one taxation power Welsh ministers really want, partly because it would generate enough income against which the Welsh government could borrow for major schemes such as M4 improvements.
The jurors also saw a signed confession, which Mr. Avila has disavowed, in which he wrote, "I don't know what came over me, but I walked over and stamped on him with my right foot".
The real difference between them lies in the orchestration of effects: Cornell's repetitions, enforced by handmade frame and blue glass, are as vulnerable as those of an anxious lover over-stamping a love letter.
Far from stamping all over Sussex's heritage, Farthing believes he is continuing it.
It now falls to party members not to engage self-destruct by stamping all over painstaking work.
Over and over, they stamped AAA ratings on the sausage-like securities made up of poisonous minced mortgages.
Still, as I walked I took the bullets out of the gun and scattered them, kicking snow over them and stamping it down.
A thin, pliable sheet of metal may be pressed into molds, between dies, or over stamps.
Wales will have control over stamp duty, "bringing in money that can be spent on big Welsh priorities like much needed affordable homes".
