| Bismarck, Engels pointed out, would stamp out freedom of the press and free association without which no workers' movement was possible. |
| Sadly, there is big money in rare species, but this is a very cruel and callous type of crime, and one we are anxious to stamp out. |
| Perhaps they are unaware of what they are doing, and perhaps a reminder might help stamp out this uncivil practice. |
| But some attempts to stamp out resistance can increase it, by enlarging the recruitment pool of resisters. |
| You can help stamp out the ID fraud by taking care of all your financial and personal information. |
| And that, according to any number of people here, is the acid test of the world's new-found determination to stamp out doping. |
