The shortage is in the number of C.E.O.'s who do not need a bunch of rubber-stamp directors in order to keep their jobs.
A meditation on the ravages of erotic love set in repressive postwar Britain, the film is adapted from a 1952 play by Terence Rattigan, though it bears the unmistakable stamp of its director, Terence Davies, a noted chronicler of that era in films like the semi-autobiographical "Distant Voices, Still Lives" (1988).
But the match is likely to be remembered for O'Leary's stamp, which Wasps director of rugby Dai Young described as "reckless rather than vicious".
In the Boston Globe, Tom Russo writes that while the original film "bore the personal stamp of its director," the sequel "feels less personal, and more like a case of Saldanha's team working hard — too hard — to concoct a tropical blend with an equally pleasing kick".
As she did with "Romeo," Erica Schmidt, the director, stamps such a distinctive shape on this presentation and gives it such sharp rhythm that it feels much more like a good-humored tribute to Shakespeare than an invasion of him, especially since the actors speak with gratifying clarity and precision those lines that haven't been pruned.
Alexander Haimann, an expert on United States stamps and the managing director of Mystic Rare Stamps in Camden, N.Y., described the Ainsworth collection as having "incredible depth".
They seem like vehicles for actors, not the director, whose stamp is in leaving almost no trace of himself.
"No university has ever been under the illusion that the approval of Fee Plans would be akin to a 'rubber stamp,"' said Greg Walter, deputy director of Higher Education Wales, a body representing the universities.
These stickers, which include a heart, a pen and the word "Surprise," "will allow customers to customize their correspondence according to mood or message," said Micheline Montreuil, Canada Post's director of stamp products.
"One of the many strategies to help turn the Post Office around is to continue to energize the wedding industry to keep putting those invitations in the mail," said Stephen M. Kearney, who works in Washington as the executive director of stamp services, a Postal Services division that accounts for 25 percent of its total annual revenue of $60 billion.
