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stamp

[stamp] / stæmp /






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"The new manager has got to get himself together and stamp his own personality on the team and prepare himself for January to try to enhance the squad."

From BBC

The idea, he said, is to help schools stamp out bullying, discrimination and other acts targeting specific groups of students.

From Los Angeles Times

The uphill nature of Lloyd’s battle to stamp out sexism and racism reflects endemic issues in the wider insurance world, according to people close to Lloyd’s.

From The Wall Street Journal

Advances in automated cockpit features have largely stamped out certain types of crashes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The time stamp on the image says it was taken around 2:13 p.m.

From The Wall Street Journal