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stamp

noun as in impression, symbol, seal

noun as in character

verb as in step on hard

verb as in imprint; press mark on

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“Things are very different now. Things evolved during the period of time that I was there where the police commissioners, for all intents and purposes, provided a rubber stamp,” he said in the deposition.

Carsley said he would put "his own stamp" on the England squad during his time as interim boss and "freshen it up" with each get-together.

From BBC

"I'm looking forward to McCullum having his stamp on this side because he has a way of getting the best out of players," Cook told TNT Sports.

From BBC

"Above all, she will continue to be a leader our children will look up to for generations to come as she puts her stamp on America’s future."

From Salon

"It will be of interest to two different kinds of people: Titanic specialists, of course, but also stamp collectors who like postmarks. This one, dated 'Cork 3.45pm April 11 1912' is exceptionally rare."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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