Polling stations in London, Paris, Brussels and Rome had between three and seven stamps with which to mark the ballots of tens of thousands of people, restricting the speed of the voting.Mr Iohannis has vowed to chart a strong Euro-Atlantic course for his country.
The ball is now stamped with an arrow, which must be pointed toward the intended target to achieve the anticurving ball flight.
Her tables are made to order, signed and stamped with her logo, which is shaped like a lipstick moue on a napkin.
A few of the monastery coins seem to belong to this Roman visit, since one of them is stamped with an "X," which would indicate the Tenth Legion.
But he needs to start making his presence felt or run the risk that he instead becomes stamped with other labels which can be just as corrosive, labels like "Vague Ed" or "Unready Eddie".
It has never been explained how some of Oswald's FPCC leaflets he was filmed handing out in New Orleans in August 1963 got stamped with "544 Camp Street," which was the headquarters for anti-Castro activities in the city; or how the penniless Oswald could afford to pay young people to help him pass out the handbills.
Lots of bridges will be stamped with manufacturing information, which indicates the flat side that should face the tail.
They receive a card stamped with the American Express logo, which they can use anywhere American Express is accepted.
And for much of "Bulerías," another new adaptation of an old form, the stage was dark except for shafts of light beamed on the men's feet, which stamped with the power of a speeding train.
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