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Set up in 2002, it is used to appreciative coverage of its efforts to stamp out three of the deadliest diseases.

Eventually, instead of printing from these directly, he employed them to stamp out intermediate dies which were then used as moulds to mass produce letter blocks made of a lead alloy.

The only useful and effective measure is to stamp out the SARS as soon as possible.

Stepped-up police co-operation to stamp out an evil little trade in Hmong women would be a good start.

Mr MacAskill said some might consider the new laws "draconian" but action was required to "stamp out" the small minority who carried out this "reprehensible" behaviour.

Girls at Tewkesbury School in Gloucestershire could be forced to wear trousers as part of a move to stamp out sloppy dress.

The UK division of food giant Kellogg's has developed a hi-tech method to stamp out imitation cereals by burning their famous logo onto individual flakes using lasers, the Daily Telegraph reported.

The new government was trying to stamp out the increasing wave of drug addiction in young people.

For if there is one ideology that unites today’s Republicans, it is Keynesianism, whose nefarious influence they are determined to stamp out.

On one-day visit to Moscow, Cameron strikes conciliatory tone but also urges Russia to stamp out corruption, and reiterates demand for extradition of Andrei Lugovoi

The Espionage Act became a tool to stamp out dissent and radical, but never conservative, criticism.