Small piece of paper that is purchased and displayed on an item of mail as evidence of payment of postage.
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Conservatives believe voter ID laws are required to stamp out vote fraud.
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Power is concentrated in the presidency, with parliament seen as a rubber-stamp.
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In what ways do you see its cultural and social stamp today?
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Berbatov took only seven minutes to stamp his quality on the match.
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That's the beginning point, and a way to have that flavor stamp.
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Membership lists are freely available for the cost of a postage stamp.
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This is why streaming video often looks like a moving postage stamp.
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Homes were small, yards were postage stamp size, and aspirations were modest.
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The first is this fellow, immortalized here on a U.S. postage stamp:
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Expenses of election to a postage stamp must be published after election.
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Longtime friend Winfrey said the poet would have laughed out loud at the news that she was going to be on a postal stamp.
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It bore the type-written address, "Police Office, Scotland Yard," and the postal stamp was "West Strand, January 18, 9 p.m."
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A Pitch for Smart Postal Stamps Hidden Messages: Any There There?
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Postal Service's Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee, which meets to consider designs for new U.S. postal stamps.
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The property tax payments cost less than the postal stamps Wendell needed to mail them in.
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Same goes for its anniversary festivities, which continue throughout April and May with commemorative postal stamps and further crowdsourcing.
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It now features in Moma's permanent collection in New York and has been celebrated in a collection of Finnish postal stamps.
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The New Yorker, November 12, 1990 P. 39 Comment about postal stamps which writer regards as too cheerful.