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1. · There is no need to get hold of a stamp paper
2. No postage stamp, either
3. The customs official looks at Russ askance, shakes his head, begins to stamp the passports
4. the stamp of the machine, “Victim”, calls forth
5. I stamp on hard earth on the off-beat, wearing down the rubber
6. Even with Irene and Ebby, memories would be bittersweet so, betting myself she'd never had a card from Sophia, I picked one out of the rack and wrote, 'Make yourself a home!' and joined the queue for a stamp
7. My hands are tied at the moment; I think we’ll have to wait two years before I can get divorced which is very frustrating, but it would be a rubber stamp job then and we won’t have to do any explaining
8. Try - and I'll stamp on you like I would an insect
9. This is a letter I received from Congressman Denny Smith with a postage frank stamp showing that it is an official US House of Representatives, Washington DC 20515, public document, Official Business letter that was sent to me at the Days Inn of Frederick
10. Then maybe if everything will be okay on the interview then they can stamp a visa on my passport and I can fly to see you and be your wife forever
11. The Yorkshire manufacture, indeed, declined, and its produce did not rise to what it had been in 1755, till 1766, after the repeal of the American stamp act
12. the stamp of Chios, that distant island so close to her home
13. envelope with the unfamiliar but curious postage stamp nesting in
14. “And may that be a lesson to anyone who dares to disobey my orders in future!” He needed to stamp his authority on this issue once and for all
15. Misha and Elena stepped forward with Ru and Mi'ah, “Your training is in our capable hands now!” “With Kate and Tohm's stamp of approval, of course
16. It was this terror, whether well or ill grounded, which rendered the repeal of the stamp act, among the merchants at least, a popular measure
17. Obadiah flung his arms in the air, the crook nearing the animals, causing the donkeys to stamp their feet and bray in alarm
18. “Could I have your papers please he then took a rubber stamp from a rack and stamped them ‘Fit for Duty’ he then returned them to me dismissing me with a quick
19. It has been taxed indirectly in two different ways; first, by requiring that the deed, containing the obligation to repay, should be written upon paper or parchment which had paid a certain stamp duty, otherwise not to be valid ; secondly, by requiring, under the like penalty of invalidity, that it should be recorded either in a public or secret register, and by imposing certain duties upon such registration
20. Stamp duties, and duties of registration, have frequently been imposed likewise upon the deeds transferring property of all kinds from the dead to the living, and upon those transferring immoveable property from the living to the living ; transactions which might easily have been taxed directly
21. Such transactions may be taxed indirectly, by means either of stamp duties, or of duties upon registration; and those duties either may, or may not, be proportioned to the value of the subject which is transferred
22. } there are both stamp duties and duties upon registration ; which in some cases are, and in some are not, proportioned to the value of the property transferred
23. If the stamp is of an inferior price to what the testator ought to have made use of, his succession is confiscated
24. Except bills of exchange, and some other mercantile bills, all other deeds, bonds, and contracts, are subject to a stamp duty
25. In France, there are both stamp duties and duties upon registration
26. Stamp duties, and duties upon the registration of bonds and contracts for borrowed money, fall altogether upon the borrower, and, in fact, are always paid by him
27. When they are not proportioned to this value, which is the case with the greater part of the stamp duties and duties of registration, they are still more so
28. Such stamp duties as those in England upon cards and dice, upon newspapers and periodical pamphlets, etc
29. Such stamp duties as those upon licences to retail ale, wine, and spiritous liquors, though intended, perhaps, to fall upon the profits of the retailers, are likewise finally paid by the consumers of those liquors
30. Such taxes, though called by the same name, and levied by the same officers, and in the same manner with the stamp duties above mentioned upon the transference of property, are, however, of a quite different nature, and fall upon quite different funds
31. reason, with a classic waxen stamp, his eyes went to C-zar, to whom he held out the letter
32. Stamp duties, it is evident, might be levied without any variation, in all countries where the forms of law process, and the deeds by which property, both real and personal, is transferred, are the same, or nearly the same
33. It’s hard not to put your own stamp on something you’re naming, whether we’re talking about kids or cats
34. Be that as it may, let"s help stamp out and eradicate it
35. Probably THE major cause of the American Revolutionary War with Britain, perhaps exclusive of the Intolerable Acts, the Stamp Tax, and the 1775 massacre in Massachusetts, to say nothing of the Bunker Hill shot heard around the world
36. With their stamp seals on your piece of paper, you’re in, or at least you can go to the next level of the bureaucracy
37. blueprint in the stack, one hit on the stamp pad, one hit on the
38. blueprint, flip to the next blueprint, one hit on the stamp pad,
39. blueprints, except to stamp them
40. “Like a stamp, of course
41. Then they were in the shadows again, and it was a blur of steel on steel, the stamp of landing feet, the grunts of hard exertion as each man battled for his life
42. By the time we had levelled out, Alistair and our tractor looked like a tiny ant, which at that moment I fervently wished he was; I so desperately wanted to stamp on him
43. Stamp Student Union with exaggerated exasperation
44. We entered the Stamp, and Lisette led us down the stairs, talking ninety miles an hour the whole way
45. Rather, she offered the man in charge a healthy tip to ignore the missing tax stamp and threw in a little bonus for tolerating Caroline’s mouth
46. He has ordered the provinces’ own Port Authority Police to do the job the OIJ won’t and stamp out cocaine trafficking in Limon
47. All you’ll have to do is put a stamp on the
48. Next to a triangular stamp labeled Venezuela was a penned notation, Estudiante Turista
49. As soon as the money was in his hand, he borrowed an envelope and a stamp from the guy and paid his ticket with cash money, enclosing a little note with the ticket’s offence number and relevant information
50. “I don’t want a stamp in my passport,” she invented, remembering Caroline’s complaints about residency
1. He appeared to have stamped on it at some point as well
2. Ribbed plastic cups, stamped with the word “Hot”,
3. of sheet metal, folded and stamped into the basic flow
4. I joined the choir and stamped and clapped and started shouting 'Yarriba!' along with everyone else
5. After a couple of minutes shunting and crunching that made no difference, he stamped his foot and let out a mighty growl
6. In his rage he stamped and stomped on the floor with so much
7. The top cover was stamped with a
8. mist as the stall owners stamped the ground and slapped
9. Sue stamped her foot and put he hands on her hips
10. at his own impotence, he stood up and stamped out of the
11. stamped her hoof in protest
12. Fred jumped and stamped as he raced to the children, both now in terror of what they had done
13. The clerk stamped both cards and wrote the amount in with his feather
14. stamped his foot – but the floor was solid stone
15. Clothier fetched his liquor then cleared a large space, and with Fizzicist humming a weird tune they managed to follow the instructions stamped on the inside of the case
16. One man stamped the ground with
17. stamped envelopes addressed to your close friend/relative (there
18. A bank, indeed, which lends its money without the expense of stamped paper, or of attorneys' fees for drawing bonds and mortgages, and which accepts of repayment upon the easy terms of the banking companies of Scotland, would, no doubt, be a very convenient creditor to such traders and undertakers
19. He stamped out of the shed, then thought better of it and returned
20. It was stamped with the king’s official signet ring to indicate his approval
21. The nature of things has stamped upon corn a real value, which cannot be altered by merely altering its money price
22. The crowd clapped, stamped and chanted
23. Our donkey stamped his feet lazily, then settled down as Joseph gave him food and water
24. “Right lad where are you going show me your orders, right Blackthorn”, he stamped my papers and gave me a rail pass saying
25. “Could I have your papers please he then took a rubber stamp from a rack and stamped them ‘Fit for Duty’ he then returned them to me dismissing me with a quick
26. All testaments must be written upon stamped paper, of which the price is proportioned to the property disposed of ; so that there are stamps which cost from three pence or three stivers a-sheet, to three hundred florins, equal to about twenty-seven pounds ten shillings of our money
27. Sharon stamped the ground and made a
28. Which yet survive stamped on these
29. She stamped on the remembrance
30. He stamped out without saying goodnight
31. you prefer to have the colored decking, or the stamped concrete that strikingly resembles as
32. There was a scurrying along the floor as the cockroaches and rats ran for cover but not before Bert stamped on a few roaches with his boot
33. At that moment we didn’t have one piece of stamped paper
34. As the flames licked his fingers, the port agent let it fall to the ground and stamped on the final cinders of the page
35. Jim turned up the collar of his coat about his ears and stamped his
36. " He stamped with vexation at the thought
37. Running up, he stamped on the animal’s head - stamping, stamping, his stomach roiling, shouting at the top of his voice, loosing all self-control
38. Singularly, also, the individual regimental kit number, which in European armies must be stamped on every article of the soldier, was not in general vogue in the American army
39. Gritting his teeth, Contin pulled the wheel in the opposite direction, managing to get the car back onto the road, where it slewed from side to side, the tyres smoking as he stamped on the brakes
40. I stepped softly between the rows of suffering soldiers that night at Siboney; fires outside and flickering lanterns lit up the gaunt faces, some stamped with approaching death
41. Then, with a, “Hang on doc,” he stamped his foot on the throttle, holding it there
42. Gasping, blood oozing down his cheek, he stamped his foot on the accelerator, leaning forward into the steering wheel as he urged the car to greater speed
43. If one allows that worldly values are the off-springs of worldly customs, (alone); that is to say, restricted to non-spiritual matters, and that eternal values are necessarily eternal in meaning; neither limited by space nor time, which would otherwise render them meaningless and incomprehensive in form; universal or eternal Values must necessarily embrace all existence, including the ―Material‖ that (always) was, is and will become, without exception; the expression or starting point of God‘s own Creation, in His own Image consonant with His own laws or (Eternal Values), whose impressions have been (indelibly) stamped on all things potentially eternal
44. He laid the four sheets on the desk, stamped them closed, and scribbled something intentionally illegible in the box for recording the fine as paid
45. the table and stamped the snow from his feet
46. Once guests showed their tickets, their wrists were stamped with the date and the name of the competition
47. Uncle Hobart stamped on the brakes but the Lada just kept on accelerating
48. " I stamped my foot in frustration
49. The boy landed on his back and Frank stamped on his instep
50. The man threatened me with a brick and stamped on my foot
1. stamping on the brakes, he sent the car into a slide, spinning her round on the tarmac
2. of stamping horses, of hot breath
3. And what music! He swaggered through the tunes, stamping his boots on the ground to keep time; from the simple, delicate knees-up beginnings through mad gushing flashes of brilliance before returning to the nursery-rhyme tempo of the start
4. Kev had joined Mickey stamping … the noise was deafening
5. stamping out the heretics and fighting the English – but,
6. “Understanding the world for a man is reducing it to the human, stamping it with his seal
7. They were ecstatic, clapping and shouting, stamping their feet
8. was in a furious passion, and went stamping about, and shouting ‘Off with
9. I had seen him angry, stubborn, yelling and stamping his feet
10. She left the table and went to her room, refusing to rush, walking purposefully, head up, shoulders back, face set, stamping on her temper
11. Leon Uris"s magnificent novel of the Nazis stamping out of the Warsaw Ghetto, while the Soviets waited patiently on the far side of the Vistula
12. There had been a lot of male wielders loyal to the revolution at Charkel in the beginning, which seemed strange considering the fact that the revolution was aimed at stamping out all male wielders
13. government guys and the government guys were stamping them,
14. were within its friendly shelter, stamping off the snow
15. Running up, he stamped on the animal’s head - stamping, stamping, his stomach roiling, shouting at the top of his voice, loosing all self-control
16. In the wintry dusk the doctor came stamping in, shaking the snow from
17. The players all played at once without waiting for turns, quarrelling all the while, and fighting for the hedgehogs; and in a very short time the Queen was in a furious passion, and went stamping about, and shouting 'Off with his head!' or 'Off with her head!' about once in a minute
18. Uncle Hobart stuck his middle finger in the air, stamping his foot on the accelerator
19. She was stamping her feet, running on the spot, slapping her feet in hysteria
20. Stamping on the throttle, Mai Cole span the tyres on the wet road
21. “Atheists,” he said and put out his own cigarette, stamping it on the red soil
22. stamping on all I’ve told
23. 3 At the noise of the stamping of the hoofs
24. The mayor sat at his desk stamping some papers his secretary had put in front of him
25. Peter’s mare fought against his control, stamping impatiently, as Peter stared at the bird
26. It was early in the afternoon when Sergeant Ender came into the outer office stamping the snow off his feet and slapping his mittens together like seal flippers
27. I happily moved my wife, Nancy, and three little daughters to my old stamping grounds, Ithaca, NY
28. “That’s what I’ve been saying!” Cat said, stamping her foot
29. He leaped up and, stamping his foot down hard he
30. The groom led out two enormous hunters already saddled and stamping around in their eagerness to get going
31. throughout the trees, and tried to listen above the stamping of
32. amphitheater rang with wave after wave of cheering, clapping, stamping applause
33. The most surprising thing had been Dimarico's disclosure of an extensive minting operation by four different stamping operations—unknown to one another so as to prevent the loss of the entire silver hoard should part come to light and be interfered with by someone in authority
34. He was brandishing his pistol and stamping his barbarous authority
35. “No!” Jexter said, stamping his feet
36. Jon was stamping his feet to combat the chill drizzle when I picked him up
37. I believe in the end, the administration will put the kibosh on the story and run around stamping every piece of paper associated with the case with a bright-red ‘Top Secret’ stamp
38. Adnan made his way back to the cafeteria, stamping his feet periodically as instructed to
39. A second of silence was followed by loud cheers and stamping of feet
40. team in CTRI with 8 full stamping
41. Duncan and Cydney appreciated Metabolic team for achieving the record of being the first team with 7 stamping editors in the history of PPTS
42. I started as a trainee, achieved stamping in
43. 2007 and now grown to the level providing external stamping
44. I could still remember the day I started my stamping train-
45. With the pptID of 215, holding the designation of Stamping Editor for
46. With the pptID of 235, holding the designation of Stamping editor for
47. With pptID of 253, holding the designation of Stamping Editor for the
48. With the pptID of 273, holding the designation of Stamping Editor for
49. sions and finally got my stamping with Jan
50. stamping editor with a high score during Nov 2010
1. “… I’l have a book of first class stamps and a smile please
2. Only then did that dockmaster remember her stamps
3. Have food stamps saved anyone? Has anyone been better off in life because they have health insurance? Does life get easier when we have these conveniences? Our tax money goes to pay for things like health insurance, food stamps, social security, Medicare, upkeep of unused buildings (that could be used to shelter the homeless if our Government really did care about us), great scientific studies like whether sick shrimp perform as well on a treadmill as healthy shrimp (this is a real study funded by the Government – it cost about 15 million dollars), army expenses, paying off the interest on our nation’s debt, veteran’s benefits, and government jobs such as postal workers or police officers
4. Davie slams the manhole cover back into place and stamps it down to keep the dead from rising
5. Here are some Philippine postage stamps
6. The card is not here but I know I would not send her an empty envelope and there's so many stamps on it I must've put a card in here – ha-ha
7. I have a nice big envelope with lots of postage stamps that I mailed February 11 so I know I sent Judy a Valentine's Day card this year cause that's when Valentine's Day is
8. when I bought the postage stamps for Enid
9. I can serve you if you want some stamps
10. mail, for buying Greek stamps and send this
11. Cow and bull invade territory together, bull already in field stamps his feet and roars
12. All testaments must be written upon stamped paper, of which the price is proportioned to the property disposed of ; so that there are stamps which cost from three pence or three stivers a-sheet, to three hundred florins, equal to about twenty-seven pounds ten shillings of our money
13. Really, what else would you call forcing schools, and not parents, to feed children, and then inviting 41 million Americans to collect food stamps? And then, there is the not so little matter of spending tax dollars on Planned Parenthood (no friend of families), Public Broadcasting, and various United Nations activities too numerous to even attempt to make a list of
14. Such habits are ―individualistic‖; that is to say, that provide style or ―personality‖ to an individual or otherwise stamps that individual‘s Character
15. Everything was in order, complete with all the necessary seals and stamps to show that the vessel left Limon with but one horse on board
16. To the officials posted in such a place as Los Chiles, the stamps they pounded into his passport were secondary: they were more interested in receiving the attentions of a man of importance
17. He confirmed that it was properly directed to Vera Cruz, all the necessary stamps and seals having been affixed, and drove a jeep through the yard to see that there was nothing about it likely to attract attention
18. I got it without any stamps on it
19. The issue date was 1938, and there were several entry stamps from South American countries
20. “Come inside, because they need your passport to put in it all the necessary stamps and seals to show that you paid the tax and all
21. Instead, he used money he had taken from the secret compartment in his suitcase before leaving his room at the Metropole to pay the staff sergeant for postage stamps and a package of stationery that he selected from a wire display rack on the counter
22. All the entry and exit stamps were as Colling had requested
23. “Food stamps are traded for almost anything other than food – stolen coats, cigarettes, videos, watches
24. I have to buy gas, stamps and other things I can‘t get at the grocery store
25. live off of food stamps and what unemployment compensation they can
26. Additionally, the family received food stamps and general assistance
27. ” In America, there were school lunch programs, food stamps, the Salvation Army and shelters, safety nets of all sorts
28. resorted to hobbies like collecting stamps, Bonsai planting, playing RC models or spending
29. She is bipolar, and receives a payment and food stamps
30. Resembling San Francisco in hills and the use of a tramway, Dunedin proudly shows tourists its Baldwin Street that the Guinness Book stamps as the steepest street in the world
31. In the pile of magazines and bills, there was a letter with no stamps
32. "This limits post office drop-offs and reduces the time and money spent on stamps and licking envelopes," says Bocherer
33. esting that this same car was featured in 2004 on stamps as one of eight classic America on the Move “Sporty Cars” of the 1950s issued by the United States Postal Service
34. Take my coins, stamps, cards,
35. Corey detested his position of director even though he gladly glued the stamps to get to the spot
36. They’d have to initially stumble across the individuals in light of the situation, indiscreetly pass one’s interest and then get their stamps and bling
37. Dates attached to the schedule recycled and he pushed for tougher regulations on stamps
38. You must separate the parcel stamps with steam because there are always 2
39. The waiters carried tiny pairs of scissors like fobs on the ends of polished brass chains so they could cut off the required food stamps, a gesture which they carried out with as exaggerated flourish
40. Thanks again for the stamps
41. I've concluded it‘s a waste of stamps to ask her because she just ignores me
42. I need to buy some food, aspirin, cough syrup and stamps as soon as I can
43. I don‘t have the stamps to write directly to C
44. I desperately need to get some before next week for food, stamps and medicine
45. May I send you this banknote for Michael Toney, his University courses were not paid ($50 per month) and he is without any food or stamps
46. More than 150 countries have selected to put a picture of Mahātmā Gāndhi on their stamps
47. The Government of Britain had always issued stamps with Royal figures on them
48. The site includes the family tree of Gāndhi and a collection of stamps from various countries commemorating Gāndhi
49. We filled shopping trolleys at Tesco’s, collected Green Stamps, and then I earned my supper by acting as porter
50. A young lad of about twelve took it upon himself to arrive with water and fresh eggs and fruit every morning, refusing payment! I took his address and promised to send him stamps