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imprimatur
Vox populi Sanction; approval
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Some comments on the online version of the article imply that federal employees should be free to lift that blog material, put their office's imprimatur on it, and then forward it to the work-group that is responsible for the regulation (or is that just for employees who don't think climate change is a problem?
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Some say that a Catholic university might legitimately invite President Obama to give a talk or to engage in a colloquy, but giving him an honorary degree is tantamount to an imprimatur.
Obama & Notre Dame by Commonweal
Those standards have always carried the imprimatur of the Bar, she said.
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