He used a rubber stamp to affix his return address to correspondence in order not to waste money on stationery that might, if he moved, never be used.
Guilelessly, he left his autograph book at the Swansea Empire, only to find that the bandleader Roy Fox used a rubber stamp.
Next, he wanted to use a rubber stamp to gently press and then lift the circuits, snap them from their anchors, and print them onto a new, flexible base.
But all is not what it seems: he has used a rubber stamp that he also uses to reply to all the invitations he says no to – "Regrets …" Regrets – is he seriously sharing his sadness about the loss of Rauschenberg and Twombly, Bacon and Freud, or ironically joking about sentimental interpretations of art?
To complete the process, Ma's team created the electronic components of the chips on a temporary substrate, then used a rubber-stamping method (often used in flexible electronics) to transfer the parts to the CNF.
"That bothers me — that the U.N. may be used as a rubber stamp, yah.
In an earlier government job, she made occasional use of a rubber stamp that simply read: "Bullshit".
To detect missing data forms, consecutive serial numbers called "form serial numbers" are marked on the form using an automatic rubber stamp.
"The government will use the judges as a rubber stamp," claims Kerem Altiparmak, a rights lawyer.
The Obama administration has consistently used legal justifications as a rubber stamp.
