The N.I.H. has already stamped the 1983 statement obsolete.
In Baghdad and Karbala, angry survivors of the bombings shouted their curses not against Sunni militants who have stamped the past year with violence, but against America and Israel.
There really is a kind of "court party" in American politics, whose shared interests and assumptions — interventionist, corporatist, globalist — have stamped the last two presidencies and shaped just about every major piece of Obama-era legislation.
Pen companies failed in the early 20th century, but one, Simplo, survived because it renamed itself Montblanc and hired actresses for its advertisements -- and in 1930 started stamping the number 4810, Montblanc's height in meters, on its nibs.
The first Canadian postage stamp, the 1851 Three-Penny Beaver, carried its image.
Activists had expected the court simply to rubber-stamp the original 2009 ruling.
Iran's Islamic government gradually stamped out the 2009 protests through the shooting of demonstrators, mass trials, torture, lengthy jail sentences and even executions of those taking part.
With no moral or policy judgment implied, we are quietly reminding our readers that this deal has been locked, sealed, and stamped for the 2004 elections.
I've worked for the post office for 31 years and have personally designed 14 stamps, including the 1995 Love stamp with the cherubs, but I'm most proud of this one.
The video clip used by Trump's campaign team, they claim, has removed the time stamp of May 2014 and the logo of the Italian television network, RepubblicaTV.
