"Only acts that can disturb law and order or incite violence can be stamped as sedition".
When Jackson travels out of the country, his passport is stamped as "entertainer".
If he does other bit parts so vividly, he'll be stamped as a character singer for life".
"Give World Peace a chance," read a Los Angeles Times headline Sept. 24, a week after the name change was stamped as official.
To some, Stevens was stamped as part of a mafia-like inner cabal around Hall as the NT inevitably changed from its informal incarnation at the Old Vic.
Testers need to determine what they monitor and for how long before an athlete in that system can definitively be stamped as a clean athlete, they say.
Yet Platonic-Neoplatonic notions, such as the mathematical conception of reality or the philosopher's union with the universe, and various mystical beliefs are still likely to be stamped as Pythagorean in origin.
Though reports that Chancellor Hitler has gone to Vienna incognito to act as arbiter are stamped as untrue, it is conceded that he may find it necessary in the end to make an appearance there for that purpose.
(c) And that the suicide is seemingly unmoved by his wife's distress and is stamped as incompetent by his self-inflicted axe-injury (assuming he is not regularly self-harming).
Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, unveiled a mock credit card with President Bush's picture on it, drawn on "The Bank of Our Children's Future," which was stamped as over its credit limit.
