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seal of approval

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seal of approval
a statement or action that shows a good opinion of something We can finalize the trip to China once we get Bernard's seal of approval. With the seal of approval of a government grant, arts organizations find it easier to raise funds.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of seal of approval (an official mark showing that something has been accepted)
See also: approval, seal
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The DOT rating is in accordance with the lowest possible safety standards, and one surely needs more than the DOT seal of approval when it comes to motorcycle precaution.
What Is a Snell Helmet? by Renske Buursma / Travel, recreation and leisure community
CARLISLE Racecourse's historic Bell and Plate meeting has received the seal of approval from the Queen.
Historic Bells and Plate meeting wins the Queen's seal of approval by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The primary way a website can achieve that is through Trust Seals also know as Seal of Approval or Consumer Trust Seal.
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