Why, when the Unnamable is in similar straits, does he devise the story of a household laid waste by a tin of "fatal corned-beef," contaminated with botulism, so that when a man comes home he finds himself "stamping under foot the unrecognizable remains of my family, here a face, there a stomach, as the case might be, and sinking into them with the ends of my crutches"?
Toilets are usually date-stamped under the lid, giving you a rough estimate of when the house was built, since the toilet would presumably have been installed shortly after it was manufactured.
If you run the rubber stamp under hot water for a long period of time, it may warp or melt your stamp.
During that war, the fertile Bekaa Valley produced up to 1,000 tons of cannabis resin annually, before it was briefly stamped out under a United Nations programme between 1991-1993.
Regionalism, localism, and place-oriented eccentricity are everywhere being stamped out under neoliberal political economy, and the same is true in literary culture.
Previously, the number was required to be on one side and often was stamped on the side under the car.
To find out what kind you need, locate your computer's model number (usually stamped on the front under the brand name, or printed on the back).
And, it is significant that so many films of late have depicted the destruction of the city with New York being blasted by aliens, stamped on by dinosaurs, submerged under water or buried in ice.
The landfill tax will transfer to Holyrood, along with the land and buildings transactions tax (equivalent to stamp duty) under the remit of the new Revenue Scotland.
While anyone paying up to £937,000 for a home will face lower stamp duty under the reformed system, economists have suggested the move could cause further house price rises.
