The machines in use locally number 3000, they all had to be changed so that they will accept nickels & dimes totalling a quarter instead of 20 cents; changes had to be made to get the two pennies under the cellphanne wrapper; matches have gone up, and the 1-cent increase in State stamp tax account for the three-cent jump.
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The Soviet Union deployed the entire power of the state to stamp out greed — and ensured that the state was the greediest actor of all.
One of Granby's former players, the 6-foot-10 center Kyle O'Quinn, had just scored 26 points for Norfolk State to stamp his arrival on the national scene.
Every now and then, the law has a cull to remove its more superannuated statutes, thus creating space in the book for new ways for the jackboot of state to stamp on our faces forever.
Globalisation had taken on new characteristics, with new roles for cities in a system where sovereign states were stamping their authority.
It's inevitable that the state stamps on anything that challenges its authority".
The company has received a back tax bill for nearly $1 billion, and faces the prospect of being left out in the cold in the ensuing scramble for oil fields as the state stamps its influence over strategic sectors of the economy.
India's Supreme Court has told states to "ruthlessly stamp out" the so-called honour killings.
In such a scenario, all elements of public life become branded by the people in charge: the logo of the corporate state is stamped on every available surface, language is bent to reflect the new idea of omnipotent economic forces, and marketing, both conventional and based on new technologies, becomes the central agent of control exercised by the powerful over the masses.
