To be deprived of this training meant being deprived of the possibility of creating major art.
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"People assume I'm living this horrible, deprived life, but I really don't think I'm deprived," she said.
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I would like to see justice for sex workers, for trafficking victims, for everybody who engages in this work but is deprived of their humanity, is deprived of their human rights, is deprived of self-determination.
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Ireland came to America because, deprived of liberty, deprived of opportunity, of safety, of even food itself, the Irish believed.
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He may have deprived many Tanauan residents of due process but that doesn't mean he should be deprived of it too.
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The researchers analyzed the eating habits of people from the most deprived to the least deprived areas covered by NHS Greater Glasgow.
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Rates of premature mortality were consistently higher in the 15 most deprived parts of the country compared to the 20103 least deprived.
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"Because [authorities] don't agree with his views, he's not only deprived of the right to speak, but also deprived of his personal freedom?" another user asked.
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When deprived of proper shelter, food, space to roam free and without proper regulation of their body temperature, these animals become deprived and inherently suffer in captivity.
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"Combined overweight and obesity prevalence ranged from 41.5% for children living in the most deprived areas to 24.1% for children living in the least deprived areas," the report found.
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And not only that, but they're deprived of their kids — they don't get to see their children, or they aren't raised to raise children, which is how they get deprived of their humanity.
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The foundation serves a need in a deprived cultural area.
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"We are sleep deprived," admits the new father of two.
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Fascinating evidence comes from children who are deprived of it.
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In 1935 the Nuremberg Laws deprived Jews of their citizenship.
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The biggest tend to be in the most deprived areas.
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Consequently, my life is not a deprived one at all.
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And they've pinpointed which states are the most sleep deprived.
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They were also interrogated in isolation and deprived of sleep.
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"He deprived Mr. Gray of his liberty," Mr. Schatzow added.
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No child who is hungry should be deprived of breakfast.
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Other deprived areas where insurgent groups are ensconced received nothing.
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Crowds of deprived residents had gathered to await the delivery.
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Instead, deprived of her moment, Lomas has become collateral damage.
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Deprived areas also have poorer healthcare outcomes across the board.
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Fruit flies deprived of protein usually gorge themselves on yeast.
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So the zoo isn't being deprived of young pandas entirely.
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Ensure greater numbers of people from deprived areas attend university.
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We were deprived of a mother due to an addiction.
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"People are being deprived of access to information," he said.
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I eat food I love and I don't feel deprived.
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Rats forcibly deprived of REM sleep die within five weeks.
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Should they be deprived of nonviolent economic protest as well?
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Women and girls were deprived of virtually all their rights.
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Swift felt deprived of key knowledge regarding her life's work.
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But nonscholars like me are not deprived of its riches.
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The #MeToo fallout has deprived other organizations of star power.
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"I'd been deprived of even accidental physical contact," he whines.
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And here we are, still disloyal and deprived of manliness.
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And I was so sleep deprived, I was seeing things.
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"After two decades, refugees who had been assigned to the most deprived neighborhoods were 21 percent more likely to develop type 13 diabetes than those in the least deprived neighborhoods," White added by email.
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Muscles, deprived of oxygen, shuddered so violently that they sometimes tore.
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I'm far from unique in my sleep-deprived, artificially energized norm.
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You're deprived freedom of movement, of social interaction, and of time.
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Greebel will be deprived of his right to a fair trial.
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It mostly deprived them of bragging rights and, of course, upside.
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And especially for us Soviets, we were so deprived of information.
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Our analysis suggests that Migrantland is relatively deprived of general practitioners.
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It's not a sexy deprived moan or a sexy excited moan.
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But the results were more dramatic in the sleep-deprived condition.
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For a sleep-deprived Kvitova, the day was anything but exciting.
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With the court deprived of a quorum, it could not rule.
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Bekah, sleep-deprived and probably at wit's end, immediately starts blubbering.
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Bayer on Monday said the letters deprived it of fair trials.
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You were deprived of your human rights and labeled a criminal.
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Everyone collectively looks sleep-deprived, a bit delirious and pretty hungover.
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We have deprived them of any justifications for their shameful actions.
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Sleep-deprived people were rated as less healthy and less attractive.
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Congress has long deprived the Internal Revenue Service of adequate resources.
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It's very obvious that our liberty, our rights are being deprived.
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Anoxic brain injury occurs when the brain is deprived of oxygen.
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It was turned into an industry deprived of purpose and competitiveness.
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To argue that Woolson was deprived of opportunities is a stretch.
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So-called "deprived" males were found to be the worst affected.
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Breakingviews Wells Fargo has deprived banks of a Washington standard-bearer.
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Rosen resembled a sleep-deprived new parent — mussed hair, dull gaze.
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More than 1,103 municipalities could be deprived of all medical assistance.
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Maybe I was so sleep-deprived that I was seeing things.
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Deprived of plausible deniability, Beijing has neither protested vociferously nor retaliated.
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Might we have a sleep-deprived occupant in the White House?
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From protein pancakes to stir-fries, you should never feel deprived.
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Civilization is thus deprived of intellectual work by half the population.
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People thought we were drunk, but we were just sleep-deprived.
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Children are separated from their families; detainees are deprived of food.
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Injury, bureaucracy and international commitments deprived Klopp of several key players.
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Both cities have communities that are quite deprived of contemporary art.
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Again, the dead were chiefly black kids living in deprived neighborhoods.
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"People in prisons are deprived of their freedom as part of a criminal conviction, but that should not mean they are also deprived of their right to health and preventive interventions," Escobar Salinas said by email.
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"After the Charlie Hebdo attack and the November attacks happened, Valls was not only deprived of his reformer image by Macron but also deprived of his 'Mr Security' image by Hollande," a source close to Macron said.
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They say they are deprived of decent living standards and civil rights.
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As a result, the forest was slowly being deprived of its megafauna.
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The North Korean embassy in Warsaw denied workers were deprived of pay.
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Once again I deprived myself of sleep and ramped up on caffeine.
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That might be music to the ears of some sleep-deprived individuals.
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They're overworked and sleep-deprived, and this greatly inhibits their academic performance.
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Even Alex Estrada, our model for this story, has been feeling deprived.
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This week has left me mentally drained, not to mention sleep-deprived.
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HOW CAN national postal services survive after privatisation, deprived of government support?
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The crisis has deprived Flint of safe drinking water for two years.
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This suggests that frigatebirds are seriously sleep deprived during their foraging flights.
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If you're sleep deprived, it does your body more harm than good.
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Scientists deprived a group of study participants of different amounts of sleep.
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Ruskin believed that the pursuit of efficiency had deprived labour of meaning.
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Victims and perpetrators of knife crime tend to be from deprived areas.
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Without her consent, Gilead has deprived Emily of her most crucial relationship.
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Most of the listeners today don't even realize how deprived they are.
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If you're one of the unfortunate sleep-deprived Americans, do not fear!
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I'm a little sleep-deprived (throwback to college) and tired from work.
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It made little difference when opened to all toddlers in deprived neighbourhoods.
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The island has become the home some humans have deprived them of.
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They claim this deprived them of their rights to pursue legal action.
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India is also the fourth-most vacation-deprived country in the world.
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My kid isn't living a deprived, bedtime-story-free life or anything.
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I've been deprived of this small treat for way too many summers.
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But in sleep-deprived study participants, the prefrontal cortex didn't light up.
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People who are made to feel deprived see themselves as less competent.
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Souleiman, deprived of his wages, risks his life on the open water.
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They gerrymandered electoral districts, suppressed minority voters, or deprived them of citizenship.
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Progressive Coalition in Burlington now that it was deprived of its popular
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Then Mayweather's reflexes, deprived of the conditioning they need to dazzle, slowed.
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Ideas emerge out of delirious, sleep deprived conversations with Dan while touring.
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You might not even realize you're being deprived of oxygen, he added.
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Related: Why are we so sleep deprived, and why does it matter?
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We were deprived of our happiness in result of too many beatings.
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It has deprived the wealthiest people of their customary feeling of protection.
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Imagine being deprived of electricity, water or money for food and medicine.
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What happens to a society when women are deprived of their rights?
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Many neighborhoods were deprived of medical care, food supplies and social assistance.
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Deprived of stimuli, my ears got hungry fast, and quickly recalibrated themselves.
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Fourteen thousand were deprived of their citizenship, and 2000,21 became political refugees.
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This leaves them deprived of their rights and without access to services.
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And you deprived the boy of learning the consequences of nasty behavior.
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Wet diapers make babies miserable, and that makes sleep-deprived parents miserable.
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Prosecutors said this deprived Franklin of Avenatti's "honest services" and constituted fraud.
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They weren't cranky or forgetful like most sleep-deprived people would be.
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But that would have deprived workers of using the debate as leverage.
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Gail: The star-deprived inauguration is a meaningless moment of some significance.
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Trilobites Flies deprived of sleep didn't see reductions in their life spans.
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Our liberty may be deprived by arrest, for example, or the privacy of our home deprived by search, based on a police showing of mere probable cause that a crime has been committed or that evidence is being concealed.
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It's hard for a sleep-deprived brain to see its own cognitive impairments.
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Additionally, when you're sleep-deprived, your objectivity "goes out the window," writes Lederle.
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I listen to my body and certainly don't leave myself deprived or hungry.
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"Aryan" German women adored Hitler, even as he deprived them of their rights.
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Those changes also deprived the government of about £8bn a year in revenues.
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A sleep-deprived early bird is going to be crap at worm-catching.
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This has also deprived it of due process under the law, it argues.
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Apartheid deprived Mr Mshengu of a wage and a chance to earn title.
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"People are sleep deprived; people are eating the wrong food," Huffington told TechCrunch.
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Once he's released, Miao will have his political rights "deprived" for seven years.
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A city with lots of graffiti must be a broken, scary, deprived place.
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This helped the government because it deprived political dissenters of a huge platform.
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Sleep-deprived from constant drama and isolated from friends, I fell into despair.
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It's overwhelming, you're sleep-deprived, you're so hormonal, you're isolated in many ways.
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Labour deprived the Conservatives of their majority in a general election last year.
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Deprived of final dignity But this case, locals tell us coldly, seems simpler.
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Unsure if you're sick or just sleep-deprived, you reach for a thermometer.
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In either case, funding is needed — something Bay Area biotechs aren't deprived of.
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And of course, a lot of moms are sleep-deprived from pregnancy already.
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Being both ill and severely sleep-deprived made Victor's quality of life miserable.
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Changes of government in Argentina and Brazil have deprived Mr Maduro of allies.
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This sleep-deprived person would perform badly on a battery of cognitive tests.
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Manafort alleged the leaks deprived him of his right to a fair trial.
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For too long, black folks have been deprived of telling our own stories.
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Deprived would-be users are also trying to satisfy themselves with clone apps.
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The heroin market expanded during this time and took hold in deprived communities.
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At the finish of Josie's story, we feel deprived of comfort and closure.
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Such ideas may have deprived Posner of a chance at the Supreme Court.
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When he did talk about those deprived of their income, it was cringeworthy.
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People seemed happy in a way only British people deprived of sunshine can.
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Whether transgender, eunuch, or intersex, hijra are often systematically deprived of equal opportunities.
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The CDC reports that over a third of Americans are now sleep-deprived.
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Twenty-nine of its communities are among the 10 percent most deprived nationwide.
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In 225, black people in urban areas were deprived of freehold property rights.
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They testified they were deprived of sleep for three days during their grillings.
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Here's how to save in five popular and pricey cities without feeling deprived.
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The symptoms of being deprived of oxygen can mimic being drunk, Chopra explains.
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What struck them was, even after all these years, how deprived Palenque looks.
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"Why do women have to be considered incomplete or sexually deprived?" she said.
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There's no such risk with "Action Point"; only laugh-deprived moviegoers could sue.
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But last summer, underhydrated and sleep-deprived, I passed out on a plane.
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A ban on satellite dishes deprived Iraqis of news of the outside world.
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It's critical when I'm sleep deprived and doing a lot of germy travel.
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The disqualification deprived the owner, trainer and jockey of their first Derby victory.
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They were successful, but she had been deprived of oxygen for too long.
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But daf-2 mutant worms deprived of REST were stripped of their longevity.
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Gamers who want the ultimate Dark Souls III challenge should pick the deprived.
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We have many First Nations deprived of the right to water and sanitation.
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America and Britain are the ones who deprived our family of its breadwinner.
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Withdrawal feels like being deprived of something you need in order to survive.
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Terrill Thomas died April 24, 2016, after being deprived of water for seven days.
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The point is I want to not get killed by a sleep-deprived maniac.
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Even from afar, the sleep-deprived volunteers were more often seen as anti-social.
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Basically, being sleep-deprived causes your brain's reward circuitry to be a little hyperactive.
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For instance, we're easier to fool into believing false memories when we're sleep-deprived.
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Dr. Mike and Lauren tried to talk Ben down from his food-deprived fury.
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I never felt deprived — especially because I knew enough about my parents' own upbringing.
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That young, ambitious, healthy people tend to leave economically deprived areas is hardly news.
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The shift to post-humanism has left the world beauty-poor and meaning-deprived.
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The world (probably) isn't going to end while you're deprived of your mobile pacifier.
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When the heart is deprived of oxygen, part of it becomes damaged or dies.
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What will be the future of British universities deprived the fees of many foreigners?
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But Narva has felt ignored and economically deprived, something which might now be changing.
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With homes deprived of air conditioning by power cuts, people crowd the beaches nonetheless.
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Deprived of consumer goods and luxuries for many years, they are eager to experiment.
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He was a noted figure, lauded for adopting a child from a deprived neighbourhood.
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Someone has clearly deprived this victim of the final dignity of even being identified.
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Globalisation and technological change have deprived many places of sources of employment and wealth.
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We can't let rural areas be deprived of the benefits of a digital economy.
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Just don't look for them in the cavernous main halls and truth-deprived marketing.
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The Hackathon is a grueling, exhilarating, sleep-deprived experience — and a ton of fun.
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But she deprived Williams of time and solid footing again and again on Saturday.
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He said it had "removed" thousands of militants and deprived them of safe havens.
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Afterwards, though, she wondered whether the medication had deprived her of an important memory.
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Minorities in Iran say they are deprived of decent living standards and civil rights.
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Deprived of its sugar subsidies, the island's GDP plunged by 14.9 percent in 1993.
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"Being a refugee doesn't mean their right to education should be deprived," Okayo added.
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His family reportedly believes he was deprived of oxygen, which triggered a heart attack.
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They said it had deprived them of one of their last mainstream safe havens.
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Growing up, she was deprived of education for years because of rudimentary educational infrastructure.
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Those lower dams will also make things yet harder for the nutrient-deprived fish.
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Before the war, Jews were deprived of fundamental rights and civil liberties in Germany.
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For decades, the American sweet tooth has been deprived of one iconic chocolate treat.
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They live in the shadows, deprived of basic rights most people take for granted.
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In his sleep-deprived state he transcended the surroundings and solaced himself with flying.
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People's performance continues to be poor while they are sleep deprived, Dr. Veasey said.
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EU statistics agency Eurostat says 22.2 percent of Greece's population are 'severely materially deprived'.
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Government and private sector policies and practices have deprived housing opportunities for many Americans.
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Bonds forged in sleep-deprived situations involving life and death create a special kinship.
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The benefits are scattered around the city and reach mainly Rio's most deprived areas.
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Copeny's partnership with a water-filtration company also facilitates drinkable water in deprived communities.
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The clock changes can also raise the risk of accidents by sleep-deprived motorists.
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You've just been deprived of opportunities to travel in Europe and work in Europe.
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They found that the brains of sleep-deprived participants had higher levels of endocannabinoids.
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More than anything, they have all been deprived of the innocence of their childhood.
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The people who see the sleep deprived people think, This guy's not very smart.
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"We are sleep deprived," Hill told People following the birth of Levi Dulé Hill.
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Rats deprived of R.E.M. will eat more, and yet they also will lose weight.
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Many attendees were sleep deprived; some were already sneezing and coughing from seasonal colds.
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The perpetual daylight in this land of the midnight sun left me sleep deprived.
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And international sanctions deprived Russian companies and financial institutions of access to capital markets.
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I didn't feel deprived, because he had left me with something of immense value.
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She led the charge that deprived Minnesota of Senator Al Franken without due process.
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We would be absorbed in bliss forever and thereby deprived of any possible agency.
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They complained that they were being deprived of their viewing rights for political reasons.
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Sleep-deprived new mothers are desperate for books they can read in short bursts.
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Why should I be deprived of seeing a great black actress play Hedda Gabler?
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Our second, you talked about monkeys deprived of touch, choosing wooden dummies over food.
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But how is that switch turned on when the body is deprived of oxygen?
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The party's rebellion deprived Mr. Johnson of his most obvious path to a majority.
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"These three children were deprived of the basics of life," Al-Masri told CNN.
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And, I wasn't just another new mom who was sleep-deprived like never before.
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A presidential candidate deprived voters of immensely critical information: that of his own health.
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"They're gluten deprived," quipped Maddie Corman, 50, a writer and actor in New York.
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And it deprived the president of the monolithic Republican support he had eagerly anticipated.
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Heart attacks and strokes cause damage when hearts and brains are deprived of oxygen.
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Waller-Bridge's acting victory deprived Julia Louis-Dreyfus a chance to make Emmy history.
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Ms. Hussaini grew up in one of the most deprived places in central Afghanistan.
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It said this deprived investors of material information needed to make informed decisions. Block.
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Those signs can flux when sleep deprived, traveling or stressed at work as well.
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The dream-deprived nod off quickly, sleep soundly and emerge from sleep fully awake.
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During his final ordeal, Alfie was deprived of food for approximately 28 consecutive hours.
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It seems that the Obama administration's rule-making deprived us all of that intention.
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Am I being deprived of one of life's most profound connections to the soil?
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The secession of South Sudan in 2011 deprived his government of vital oil revenues.
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It also faults the officers for having deprived Mr. Clark of lifesaving medical care.
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I used to think [my food addiction] was because we were deprived as children.
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Even now, along the proposed route, largely deprived of mass transit, there are faster alternatives.
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Imagine him as president, chronically sleep deprived, and you've got the probable 2016 Republican nominee.
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Redlining practices targeting black communities have deprived entire neighborhoods of their economic viability for generations.
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Children were not receiving proper medical care and were deprived a formal education, authorities say.
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If Jean is as professional as one can be, he's not fully deprived of empathy.
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An estimated 10 to 15 million people are stateless worldwide, often deprived of basic rights.
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There are a few potential explanations for why sleep-deprived folks gain weight more easily.
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That's huge for a sleep-deprived new mom who can barely remember her own name.
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Was she deprived of even taking up the normal amount of space for a woman?
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They found that sleep-deprived subjects did worse and worse as the days went on.
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Robinson also removed the girl from the local school system and deprived her of food.
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I guess we never know what we are missing until we are deprived of it.
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It's possible that Mark is also sleep-deprived, since he just had his second daughter.
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In the longer term, anger among people who feel deprived of aid could be manipulated.
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Only specific tweets of people claiming they'd been deprived of the democratic process were considered.
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Deprived of real news, many Turks believe their problems are caused by a Western plot.
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"We would have felt deprived if we were not going out a lot," he said.
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Rural migrants are treated as second-class citizens in big cities, deprived of public services.
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Chet Faker's voice is nasal, as if suddenly deprived of the service of his chest.
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They may look back to a time when discrimination deprived their parents of equal opportunities.
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This is also associated with food insecurity: dental caries is more common in deprived areas.
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With Paypal's revocation of its services, Gab could be deprived of a major revenue conduit.
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Unable to trade and deprived of oil revenues, Russians face a declining standard of living.
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An attorney for the state, Matthias Cicotte, disputed the allegations that the prisoners were deprived.
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They'll often feel like slighted outcasts, deprived of what they want or feel they deserve.
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Deprived of design inspiration and looking for something to brighten up your apartment slash wardrobe?
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Nor is it clear how Mr Alix can prove his firm was deprived of work.
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Most of these areas are severely socioeconomically deprived and have suffered years of state neglect.
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I also know that I don't make the healthiest food choices when I'm sleep deprived.
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Alba: There is significance in sharing the importance of not being deprived of our humanity.
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Zaza was deprived of his All-Star appearance last year, missing by just 15,000 votes.
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Sleep-deprived bloggers are heading towards the sun for the first time in their lives.
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When I'd work during the day and deal at night, I was always sleep deprived.
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The boys were hungry and sleep-deprived, and Titan cried because he missed his family.
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It is easier than it's ever been, and not one day have I felt deprived.
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The fall in the price of oil has deprived the Exchequer of much-needed funds.
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Lost embryos and eggs illuminate people's interests against being wrongfully deprived chances for biological parenthood.
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"We weren't deprived by any means, but we lived in a modest house," Frank said.
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Facing the prospect of an election deprived of all credibility, the parrots changed their tune.
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Polish nobles were deprived of cheap agricultural labour, Austrian and Hungarian military officials of conscripts.
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However, being sleep deprived probably means you won't do that great of a job anyway.
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An orthopedist sent him to St. Joe's, where he arrived sleep-deprived, thrashing and incoherent.
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This may have deprived these people of their rights under international law to seek asylum.
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Many Syrian children are deprived of education, a problem that could hinder them for life.
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"Without law enforcement intervention, Noah would still be deprived of necessary medical care," Palermo said.
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Nor can one defend themselves in cyberspace when deprived of the very information they need.
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The White City area, once considered undesirable and deprived of investment, is undergoing wider regeneration.
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"I think Dowdy was just sleep-deprived—he hadn't slept in three days," West said.
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It also deprived Dallas of its one perimeter players who seems to relish facing Westbrook.
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Investment into foreign shares would have deprived the Russian economy of investment capital, Shvetsov said.
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Essentially it's a baby data collector that every sleep-deprived geek parent has dreamed of.
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The indictment alleges the scheme deprived Chevron of the honest services of its employee, Potts.
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I am deprived of the right to hold rallies or communicate directly with the people.
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We were deprived of going outside after certain hours due to fears of drive-by's.
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The second time through the newborn phase was sleep-deprived, but not nearly as harrowing.
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The wreck deprived him of a chance to win for the seventh time this season.
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Like many of her sleep-deprived, overworked peers, she often felt lethargic and generally down.
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This is the second night in three that Angelina has been deliberately deprived of sleep.
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Boyle confessed to eight robberies in which he'd deprived the banks of more than $2000,22015.
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That action deprived dealers of the autonomy to set their own prices, the government said.
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Overnight, their lives became a struggle that deprived them of even the chance to mourn.
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It not only deprived the Yankees of a run, it kept Lopez's no-hitter intact.
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Publishers and authors, deprived of income and royalties, have long worried about this gray market.
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"Without law enforcement intervention, Noah would still be deprived of necessary medical care," Palermo added.
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Here's the sign-up.) Welcome to a special (and sleep-deprived!) edition of California Today.
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The life he describes is not just materially deprived but culturally isolated and self-destructive.
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I complain of chronic "dad brain" — my sleep-deprived mind making daily tasks feel unmanageable.
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The rally deprived Miami's Wie-Yin Chen of his first victory over Atlanta since 2012.
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SLEEP-DEPRIVED We end the day with TV in bed and snack on salted peanuts.
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This could mean working out too much or cutting spending so harshly you feel deprived.
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Mr. Mohammed had been sleep deprived more than six days, according to a C.I.A. report.
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That deprived Mr. Guaidó of the position that allowed him challenge to Mr. Maduro's leadership.
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" Guo's aesthetic, she says, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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I don't think I have had to "sacrifice" as much as others; I'm not deprived.
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Corrupt Kyrgyz officials were discovered to have deprived their government of $1bn in customs revenue.
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The ban deprived North Korea of one of its most important sources of hard currency.
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The ethnic stereotyping and animosity has deliberately deprived the Tribal Areas of schools and hospitals.
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Deprived of the subject's surroundings we are encouraged to truly engage with the subjects themselves.
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I would argue the countries that suffered the most from that expulsion were Egypt, Algeria, Libya, and so on — not only because they were deprived of a valuable human resource, but [because] they were deprived of the very idea of diversity, ethnic and religious.
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Altonaga on March 17 rejected Philippe's bid to dismiss the case on the ground that the "outrageous" nature of his arrest - including having a hood put over his head amidst gunfire and being deprived of food and water for several hours - deprived her of jurisdiction.
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If we can understand more about how bar-headed geese are able to thrive in oxygen-deprived conditions, there might eventually be applications for the medical treatment of people who have been deprived of oxygen, for example after having a heart attack or stroke.
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Sleep-deprived but trying to stay upbeat, most candidates filled their Tuesday schedules with multiple stops.
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It's cheaper than takeout yet still kind of feels like it, so I don't feel deprived.
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But humanity has largely been deprived of hilarious robotic failures in the past couple of years.
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Her suit says Epstein "enticed the impressionable, vulnerable and economically deprived" girl to be sexually abused.
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American women overcame the mindless policy that deprived them of the right to vote in America.
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Get to the airport hours early, just to stand in line with other sleep-deprived travelers.
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It's a pity that we may be deprived of her voice as a result of this.
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Inside, sleep-deprived passengers will find a plush chair that converts into a bed for naps.
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Furthermore, they probably aren't depressed, obese, sleep-deprived, stressed, smoking a lot, or partying too hard.
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Eurostat data from 2015 showed 22.2 percent of Greece's 11 million population were "severely materially deprived".
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Debate Mate, a charity founded ten years ago, now works with 240 schools serving deprived areas.
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That step also deprived her of her immunity from investigation as president—allowing prosecutors to pounce.
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"Owing to his deprived childhood, Jacob Zuma did not receive any formal schooling," the site said.
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Children did not receive proper medical care and were deprived of a formal education, authorities say.
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"In France, no one should be deprived of their freedom because of suspicions," Philippe told lawmakers.
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"It's a hard problem to have in our society, which is very sleep deprived," he says.
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Cancer had stolen my loved ones and deprived me of Chanukah parties, sleepovers, and belly laughs.
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Having a baby and being constantly sleep-deprived makes us both sensitive and prone to miscommunication.
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He says of his volunteers that when deprived of sleep they stay alert and cheerful longer.
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All of the kitties were deprived of food, toys and human contact for a few hours.
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A week later, he was sent to solitary confinement and deprived of food for 24 hours.
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It would mean that the upland hills, deprived of their woolly lawnmowers, would degenerate into scrubland.
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He told the Times he was deprived of sleep, kicked, and made to do military drills.
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It stresses you out because your body overproduces the stress hormone cortisol when it's sleep deprived.
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The 2017 strike jolted the global copper market and deprived BHP of $1 billion in production.
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"This way I didn't feel as deprived and still had nice toys once in a while."
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Puffy eyed and sleep deprived, they knew the domain had to stay up at all costs.
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The move deprived the FPV of its position as the largest grouping in the lower house.
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The women were allegedly sleep-deprived and starved to the point of their menstrual cycles stopping.
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The sight of emaciated civilians, deprived of proper nutrition for months, brought tears to their eyes.
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Why should they be deprived of the comfortable, material lives that we have in the West?
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This deprived law enforcement of determining if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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Some, for instance, focus on pupils in deprived areas; others seek to spread a religious ethos.
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He was sleep deprived for the majority of his time in CIA custody, literally three years.
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Like boys, Badiou sees girls as deprived of their traditional initiation ritual: specifically, marriage and motherhood.
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This year, with so many girls deprived of an education, we're declaring a state of emergency.
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"Those bodies are factually deprived of their independence," Mr. Scala said in a statement this month.
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Being deprived of aid, even hundreds of millions of dollars of it, won't change this calculus.
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Deprived of cheap money, Belarus's state firms, laden with bad debts, would struggle to stay afloat.
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In effect, the merger deprived St. Joseph's of crucial income, ultimately driving it out of business.
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L.G.B.T. people are frequently deprived of basic health, education and shelter in much of the world.
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It follows a pledge last week to give £3.6 billion to deprived towns outside of London.
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No, you would think that you had been deprived of something without due process of law.
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And a failure to maintain domestic infrastructure deprived the economy of other manufacturing and construction opportunities.
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People, we are being deprived of our God-given right to complain about both presidential candidates.
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But the Washington contingent remains convinced that Officer Pantaleo deprived Mr. Garner of his civil rights.
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Randomized controlled trials show that people who are sleep-deprived can see decreases in their empathy.
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Redlining in housing markets deprived minority families of homes and hamstrung their ability to build wealth.
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Their regression discontinuity analysis finds that, yep, the sleep-deprived are much less likely to vote.
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At this point, more than a third of adults in the U.S. are considered sleep-deprived.
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We were deprived of our loved ones without explanation, without even their bodies to cry over.
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Residents were often deprived of food, forced to wear dirty clothing and restrained with duct tape.
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They're among the first parts to die when a cell is deprived of oxygen-rich blood.
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Preap involved a government policy that deprived certain unauthorized immigrants of some procedural protections against deportation.
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When he listened to my chest, my right lung sounded dyspneic, labored and deprived of air.
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Deprived of sleep, he was coerced into confessing with false promises of leniency, the complaint said.
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The Sunday arrival of the lunar night, which lasts 14 days, deprived the plants of sunlight.
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For over a year, they had been deprived of food and drink for hours on end.
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This is not about the commodification of sleep; this is about helping a sleep-deprived society.
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"We have been deprived of all the untold stories," Ingrid Wall, Ms. Wall's mother, said tearfully.
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"As schools are being closed, these children will be deprived of their meals," Pelosi warned Friday.
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Senators harrumphed last week that sleep-deprived sailors presented an obvious problem begging for a solution.
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The heart still functions, but the cells that were deprived of oxygen beat slowly and feebly.
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But when deprived of food or subjected to overheating, aggressive colonies can also suffer from infighting.
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His sleep-deprived family might like it if the Ranchopatel gatherings got a little smaller, though.
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Many female activists are deprived of medical treatment as a form of psychological and physical torture.
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For example, does using it ever make you feel anxious, lonely, depressed or just sleep-deprived?
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That errant envelope deprived a proper reckoning of Mr. Jenkins's achievement — and, of course — the academy's.
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"If the economic problem is solved, mankind will be deprived of its traditional purpose," he wrote.
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People who are chronically sleep deprived have a higher risk of diabetes, cancer, and Alzheimer's disease.
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Beginning with the ears, the victim's face would begin to turn blue as oxygen was deprived.
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Without unions workers today are deprived of a respectable wage and decent, if any, health care.
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But we've probably over-adjusted, and deprived a generation of a vision of the heroic intellectual.
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Another study found the clock changes can raise the risk of accidents by sleep-deprived motorists.
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As for the U.K. Independence Party, the Brexit vote has deprived it of a raison d'être.
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The 85033-42 vote deprived the legislation of the 60 votes it needed to move forward.
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The older the woman, the more likely she was to report less sex when sleep-deprived.
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ObamaCare expanded Medicaid — so more Americans received lifesaving medical procedures they were before deprived and denied.
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And for all of Sock's muscle, Federer often deprived him of the time to unleash it.
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In so doing, the government has deprived young people of their right to a safe climate.
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Trenga found the watchlist deprived the citizens of due process, which is guaranteed by the Constitution.
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He also said it was "preemptive" to claim that the government deprived the group of property.
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If the payments stopped, insurers — deprived of billions of dollars — would flee the marketplaces, they say.
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The reporters have said they were hooded, handcuffed, and deprived of sleep during days of interrogation.
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The motels and rest stops that deprived them of places to sleep were just the beginning.
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States say the ruling has deprived them of tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue.
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From 73-07 to 2015-16, the number of premature deaths decreased faster in the most-deprived tenth of local authorities than in the least-deprived tenth, according to estimates published by the Lancet and the Global Burden of Disease Study, based at the University of Washington.
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It can go practically anywhere, and it has just enough to make sure you don't feel deprived.
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We were working class and didn't have many luxuries, but I didn't feel deprived in any way.
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There's another interesting phenomenon in the very sleep-deprived brain, Van Dongen says: it stops feeling tired.
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The children were deprived adequate food and water, causing them serious injury — and in Natalie's case, death.
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The children have been deprived of a family life, and I'm trying to make up for everything.
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They were held prisoner in a house, deprived of food, with no one to contact for help.
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Heartbreaking for me is that the students on our campus are being deprived of a profound experience.
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That's another reason I'm trying to save up – I don't want to feel deprived while I'm there!
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The president has deprived the department of the stable leadership it needs to build and execute programs.
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Sanders's allies believe he was deprived of valuable momentum he should have had coming out of Iowa.
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This may explain why many people who are sleep-deprived feel hungry and struggle to lose weight.
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The resulting agreement deprived Mr. Assad of much of his arsenal, though not all, despite Moscow's promises.
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It's a way of rationalizing something that is, in all its smelly, sleep-deprived brilliance, utterly irrational.
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The Authors Guild argued that the feature deprived authors of their audio rights, and Amazon disabled it.
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More business activity would further boost the port's contribution to the local area, including deprived South Shields.
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My rule is one drink or one dessert almost every night so I don't feel completely deprived.
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In 2010, 14% of children from the most deprived areas went to university; in 20103, 20% did.
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As a result, she was "unhappy, unhealthy, faint, food deprived, angry, [and in] bad relationships," Black wrote.
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I was deprived of my senses one by one and left bound and blind in a chair.
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Many others are arrested, tried, prosecuted, and deprived of freedom, which also includes being forced to motherhood.
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The abolition of a wealth tax in 2007 deprived economists of valuable data on individual households' finances.
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Almost overnight his efforts deprived baijiu-makers of their best buyers: state-owned firms and government agencies.
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Of course, no one wants to be sleep-deprived, but unfortunately, falling asleep doesn't always come easily.
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These genes stave off hypoxia, a dangerous condition that happens when the body is deprived of oxygen.
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The poorest are no longer confined to deprived rural districts, nor is everyone in such districts poor.
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In all, 80 proteins were more phosphorylated in both Sik3 and sleep-deprived mice than in controls.
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Crack served as a form of escapism "in a poor neighborhood deprived of options," in Hart's words.
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"Foreign fishermen destroyed their livelihoods and deprived them of proper fishing," Salad Nur told the wire service.
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Those whose contracts remain intact could still be denied desired credit ratings or be deprived of loans.
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As Meredith and Owen cut into the patient, the docs discuss how horribly sleep-deprived they are.
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Vladeck said that justices don't like to be deprived of a lower court's consideration of the issue.
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It's little surprise that those who are sleep-deprived are less productive, according to Harvard Medical School.
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Corey Lewandowski, Trump's campaign manager, denied that Trump has ever deprived states of the resources they requested.
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John Kasich won his home state and deprived Trump, the party's front-runner, of its 66 delegates.
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More specifically, the sleep-deprived are at a higher risk for developing or exacerbating anxiety and depression.
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That has deprived the team of playing in front of their fervent fans and in familiar conditions.
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Prisoners have not been deprived food in order to coerce a stubborn lone prisoner to obey guards.
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We were deprived of everything... They are picking up people from home and asking them for ransom.
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WEllness WITH final exams approaching, sleep-deprived students are dozing off in library cubicles across the land.
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The researchers found that life expectancy at birth in 2016 was consistently lower in more deprived communities.
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It's distressing then that all across the country, children of color are being deprived this basic opportunity.
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Or was he trying, in making Rebirth, to relive a youth that he had been deprived of?
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Another dismissed it as the adolescent version of nap time as sleep-deprived students sometimes nod off.
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Article 153 of India's Constitution states that no person shall be deprived of life or personal liberty.
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In fact, as many as 40 percent of my cases with deprived children have involved opioid abuse.
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Closures since 2013 have deprived Libya of more than $130 billion in revenue, according to the NOC.
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The Lonesome Shortstop Only once has a shortstop in a doubleheader been deprived of a fielding chance.
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On January 29th an Australian operator deprived of Huawei gear abandoned plans for a new 5G network.
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Without documentation, she has no freedom of movement, and is deprived of access to Iraqi civil services.
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"Reuters also reported the judge saying that SRC had been "wrongfully deprived of the RM 42 million.
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We can expect that some of them will soon be deprived of their right to free speech.
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Somehow, they think, these very real oppressive forces will simply die if only deprived of conversational oxygen.
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Seems like a good reason not to guilt the sleep-deprived among us for hitting snooze, right?
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As the jet-lagged two-thirds of our party could attest to, being sleep-deprived is hell.
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The inevitable result is that the American public is deprived of information that it needs to know.
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Defeat for Serbia also deprived the showpiece of a potential Nadal v Djokovic clash in Sunday's final.
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We were deprived of our brothers who liked the wrong colors and paid a price for it.
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Sleep-deprived doctors are also over eight times more likely to omit a crucial patient-care issue.
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Fairbairn said in an interview that the way the sale had been handled deprived charities of money.
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"It's these societal pressures that contribute to a growing number of sleep-deprived individuals," Dr. Gartenberg said.
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Not that Hen feels deprived; she loves her work creating "grotesque, surreal tableaus" to illustrate children's books.
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Mr. Jones and his supporters have complained that he has been deprived of his First Amendment rights.
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But, especially early in his career, he often felt that his race had deprived him of opportunities.
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Jordan, an important ally in the region for the United States, is largely deprived of natural resources.
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Karim Benzema, theoretically the bad guy in the blackmail case, is from a deprived background in Lyon.
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But the founder's absence from the board leaves Microsoft ever so slightly altered, and almost certainly deprived.
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Meritocracy remains the civil creed, even as large economic forces have further deprived noncollege workers of opportunity.
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There she had been held against her will and forced to work without pay in deprived conditions.
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"When unions are deprived of agency fees, they tend to become more militant, more confrontational," he added.
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The tragic result is that Native children are deprived of loving families committed to their well-being.
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My dad didn't attend college and he feels that he was deprived of many opportunities he deserved.
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Don't they remember when another symbolic move nearly deprived the state of a sports-related economic bonanza?
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Then I took in huge breaths of air, again and again, an apology to my deprived lungs.
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If you're sleep-deprived, it may also cause others around you to shy away from you too.
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So he recovered on his own — but began to think about supplying health care to deprived areas.
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Business groups had criticized that rule, saying it deprived back-of-the-house employees of higher wages.
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Every day I was in Gogjali, hundreds of dirty, hungry, sleep-deprived civilians wandered up Highway 16.
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Rinkeby, an economically deprived area of about 16,000 people, is overwhelmingly populated by residents with immigrant backgrounds.
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Cheng said that he was deprived of sleep, placed in solitary confinement and forced to sign confessions.
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Mayorov said in a statement Abdullayev had been beaten, deprived of sleep and put in solitary confinement.
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Daugherty is suing for damages after being deprived of his constitutional rights and humiliated, the lawsuit said.
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THE FACTS: Trump is wrong about being deprived of an attorney in the House Judiciary Committee hearings.
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Other nights, she was so sleep-deprived and intoxicated it was impossible to get her on stage.
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"Predictably, the end result is the corporation wins and the victim is deprived of justice," Johnson said.
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It was the passion of somebody who has been deprived of freedom — and has taken it back.
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These early-morning ramblings are evidence of an impulsive, sleep-deprived, attention-addicted, incoherent and undisciplined mind.
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As Debs saw it, if we are deprived as workers, then we cannot truly act as citizens.
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It's the grown-up equivalent of finding out Santa Claus is really just your sleep-deprived dad.
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I think most of us, if deprived of wireless access and our ATM machines, would quickly surrender.
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"Not only is the Congress being deprived of his testimony, and the American people are being deprived of his testimony today, but we are also aware that the ambassador has text messages or emails on a personal device which have been provided to the State Department," Schiff told reporters.
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The sleep-deprived men showed a 2.8% increase in their weight, while women's body size went up by only 1.1%; men who slept in on the weekend showed a 3% increase in weight, while women's body size went up 0.05% Gaining weight while sleep-deprived isn't surprising, Wright said.
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The government ploughed money into infrastructure and education, giving deprived areas chances to hitch on to global trade.
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The parents allegedly deprived their children of toys and games or being able to play with other kids.
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Celebrities are consistently deprived of privacy due to their public-facing careers, but this invasion is absolutely nauseating.
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Their decline has also deprived the state of royalties and other taxes in the midst of a recession.
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But most other Muslims feel they have suddenly been deprived of their rightful place in this multifarious nation.
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Today, millions of people around the world suffer under oppression and tyranny – deprived of freedom, security, and prosperity.
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Workers also face insufficient safety regulations, gender and other discrimination, and being deprived of their social security rights.
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It lifted taxes on exports, which removed a clumsy distortion but also deprived it of much-needed revenue.
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Never shall I forget that nocturnal silence which deprived me, for all eternity, of the desire to live.
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It reminds me of how happy, delirious and sleep-deprived we were the day we said our vows.
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When asked if his "Gangnam Style" fame had deprived him of his privacy, he laughed and said no.
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His hand-picked successor, Shadary, faces a divided opposition deprived of two leading candidates who were ruled ineligible.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, the trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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It is a charity that works with children and tens from deprived backgrounds, especially those from refugee communities.
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"I'm sleep-deprived and tired and busy, but it's so perfect," she gushed about life with her newborn.
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But the sanctions foiled that deal, and deprived both Exxon and Russia of an enormous sum of money.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, those trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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Although she's not snacking on junk food regularly, Kardashian West says the diet doesn't leave her feeling deprived.
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Mack's slaves were "kept seriously sleep-deprived and emaciated to the point where they stopped menstruating," prosecutors allege.
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His obsession with the way his presidency is covered has deprived him of any chance to change it.
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Today middle-class blacks, Hispanics and other minorities can and do move away from ghettos and deprived barrios.
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The first would herald a return to chaos, depleted government services and federal workers being deprived of pay.
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Leyte lies among the islands of the Eastern Visayas, one of the most deprived parts of the Philippines.
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Parts of the harbour are becoming anoxic—deprived of oxygen—because of large-scale near-shore salmon farming.
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Meanwhile, officials say that the grain shortage has also deprived farmers of animal feed and sent prices soaring.
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But this isn't obvious, especially if you're a sleep-deprived parent assembling a high chair late at night.
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By then it was too late: Santorum had been deprived of the momentum an Iowa caucus win brings.
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"The person getting less sleep is going to be more aggravated because they're sleep deprived," says Dr. Breus.
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A 20153 police report into Sweden's most deprived areas pointed to a heavily armed and ruthless criminal underclass.
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Sometimes called "nowhere people" or "legal ghosts", they are often deprived of basic rights and vulnerable to exploitation.
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He wants Russia to compensate him for income lost after he was deprived of use of the facility.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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Yet it wasn't only Nilotica's ability to hydrate Janah's moisture-deprived skin that compelled her to found LXMI.
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Baltimore, Philly, Ferguson, and more cities across America have been deprived of opportunity, rights, income, you name it.
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That means White Walkers, which we're thrilled to see after being deprived of them in the first teaser.
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This gave them a better chance of surviving the island's deprived resources during the "thin" season, scientists found.
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Equity is putting a surplus of opportunity in front of people who have been historically deprived of it.
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But the economy has languished, and protests are simmering once more in the deprived interior of the country.
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Florida's lack of a state income tax and estate tax has deprived the state of much-needed revenue.
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They decided to do so, and Reynolds helped the sleep-deprived Mets win Monday's game over the Reds.
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His biggest admirers, deprived of his artistry on the field of late, are hoping he does just that.
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Never shall I forget the nocturnal silence which deprived me, for all eternity, of the desire to live.
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How could he be deprived of something—"the reputation of being a white man"—that he never had?
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The stories of patients deprived of quality treatment and doctors thwarted from providing good care must be told.
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North Korea, on the other hand, throughout the Kim dynasty has deprived its people of all basic rights.
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Still sleep deprived from a night spent in the emergency department, it started to seem kind of possible.
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It might not seem like much, but it's probably something to sleep-deprived parents with a new baby.
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It's the last stretch of May and our sun-deprived legs are ready to make their annual debut.
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This is hardly surprising, though, since scientists have warned that our working hours are leaving us sleep-deprived.
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But it's still nothing compared to being deprived of one's freedom and daily contact with friends and family.
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But in America, there's a trend that supersedes these individual differences: Americans are more sleep-deprived than ever.
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The sweetness I want from life is no longer so literal, so my taste buds feel less deprived.
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India's eternally deprived are the Dalits, or untouchables, who form more than 12 percent of the Indian population.
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The deal deprived the Iranians of the nuclear fuel they would need to turn the designs into reality.
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In his first game, in Nashville, Romo gave N.F.L. viewers something they craved but were previously deprived of.
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But at the same time, we're cooped up inside, deprived of the outside world and any new stimuli.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals, and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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They say that deprived Trudeau of the chance to consult people with previous experience of dealing with problems.
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"It excluded rivals from the market and deprived European consumers of genuine choice and innovation," the commission said.
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He was initially held in solitary confinement and deprived of access to a lawyer, according to the group.
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I customize my avatar as a "deprived" geriatric woman in a loincloth, a cavewoman club in her hand.
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An education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge.
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An oligarchy is a regime in which the rich have power and the poor are deprived of it.
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The mountains towering over the city were bare and brown, deprived of their usual winter dusting of snow.
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We're all cooped inside, deprived of basically any social engagement — including positive reinforcement for a job well done.
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Why should we be deprived of watching them because some of the men that made them are bad?
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In the darkly comic adaptation, Mr. Radcliffe plays a sleep-deprived and slightly manic version of Mr. Fingal.
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You can only have so much time to bring someone back before the brain is deprived of oxygen.
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I had not only lost a baby, I'd been deprived of the opportunity of raising my twins together.
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It is important to recognize that your actions deprived your wife of the ability to enjoy such status.
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"Cornwall is very economically deprived and is now perceived as a rural backwater — a tourist area," she said.
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But Kurdish fighters deprived of American support are unlikely to want open conflict with the larger Turkish army.
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Vladeck said that justices generally don't like to be deprived of a lower court's consideration of the issue.
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In the early 1990s, he suffered an asthma attack that deprived his brain of oxygen for several minutes.
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Typically, sleep-deprived mice won't remember the shocks the next day and will walk blithely across the room.
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Besides, if he had been elected, The Circle fans would've been deprived of seeing his impressive dance moves.
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Lea is also seeking damages for being deprived of his Fourth and 14th Amendment rights, the lawsuit said.
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It also prevents these communities from building the political power they deserve and have historically been deprived of.
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The lack of new development has also deprived the government of royalties and other taxes from new fields.
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Their symptoms are greatly exacerbated (sometimes to the point of madness) by their forced nomadic, stimuli-deprived environments.
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Crack markets served customers 24 hours a day and become a source of income in previously deprived communities.
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Its repeal would have deprived millions of people of health insurance while trimming taxes for high-income families.
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She spoke of her dream of becoming a lawyer, and of inspiring other Rohingya girls deprived of education.
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Like a stand-up comic deprived of a mic for a year, she seemed compelled to entertain nonstop.
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Blocking access to that one port deprived aid to as much as 70 percent of those in need.
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The shortest deadline was 103 days, which he said left him sleep-deprived and aching from head to toe.
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Eating fibrous bars or crackers might make you feel full, but you may feel deprived of other important nutrients.
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"I'm sleep-deprived and tired and busy, but it's so perfect," she gushes about life with Gunner, 3 months.
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Abdullayev said at his trial this month he had been beaten, deprived of sleep and kept in solitary confinement.
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You know, to ask a small child to do that who is air deprived and afraid is just tragic.
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They can still be put to plenty of good use when we're not stuck in a moisture-deprived cabin.
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The Henry Jackson report found that three-quarters of offences were committed by people from above-averagely deprived neighbourhoods.
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So even after passing out for eight hours you may still feel fatigued and sleep-deprived the next day.
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Maysonet appealed his conviction, arguing that he was deprived of adequate counsel because of his lawyer's relationship with Guevara.
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That's why I'd much rather the nature-deprived people of today go to a real park, than Hovnanian's exhibit.
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The allegations filed against Lambda Chi Alpha said new members were deprived of sleep and had prescription medications withheld.
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Deprived of Google's software, Huawei would be selling featherless chickens to smartphone buyers used to having Play Store access.
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"In Pakistan, there are only 9000 practicing specialist female doctors for a population of 108 million deprived of healthcare".
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However, in the Grimm's Fairy Tale that is Rudy Giuliani's life, we are sadly deprived of that happy ending.
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Proponents of the project argue it could bring much needed jobs to an economically deprived part of the country.
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If the government continues its aggressive stance, Mr Schetyna warned in Legnica, Poland could be deprived of EU aid.
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In reality, it's a group of starved, sleep-deprived lunatics trapped on an island and raging against the sky.
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"Our police officer violated our longstanding policy and deprived a person of their freedom, which is unacceptable," Roessler said.
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If the federal government then deprived Cleveland of the right to veto trade agreements, would that be anti-democratic?
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"I'm more concerned about the fact that actual artists using AI are being deprived of the spotlight," he says.
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But looking at the image on the 2 XL's screen, my face looked vampiric, deprived of color and vibrance.
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This morning, the teams to took the stage to showcase their sleep-deprived innovations to our panel of judges.
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"I don't think there is any evidence that we as a group of people are cannabinoid-deprived," Grant said.
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"I apologize to Justice (Stephen) Breyer if we deprived him of his 15 seconds of fame," Severino said jokingly.
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After a while, the slightly-deprived people were as bad off as the people who had gotten no sleep.
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Allen stresses that a one-hour sleep disruption will be more severe for someone who is already sleep-deprived.
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His articles, on homes demolished by airstrikes or hospitals deprived of medicine, were published in American and British media.
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Older mice who were given the compound were 42 percent better at endurance running than their UA-deprived counterparts.
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I feel a little fruit-deprived after the cheese and other snacks during Bach, so I eat a banana.
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Sleepy mice and normal mice differed significantly from each other, as did sleep-deprived mice and well-rested mice.
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At the time, another source told PEOPLE that the star was "extremely sleep deprived" and was suffering from exhaustion.
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Saying American schools are "flush with cash" and students are "deprived of all knowledge" is quite a rhetorical flourish.
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"Young moms are undermined at appointments [and] deprived of resources," that can affect their mental health outcomes, Malone explains.
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Then, sleep-deprived though they may be, the teams present their creations rapid-fire to a panel of judges.
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Students also have a higher risk of being involved in a car accident when they're sleep deprived, they note.
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At Uber, Frei discovered that employees want to do the right thing but have been historically deprived by management.
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Their condition, it was written about that they were starved, they were deprived of water, basic sanitation, no education.
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Ezra also tells us about sleep-deprived Hardy Boys-style mystery he went on with a photographer in Detroit.
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The firm argues that the Department of Homeland Security deprived it of due process and unfairly damaged its reputation.
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"I couldn't sleep for at least an hour, and I was clearly sleep-deprived the next day," Ben said.
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I like the idea, and food entrepreneurs are finally helping me to substitute in vegan fare without feeling deprived.
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I was a little sleep-deprived and was like whatever, this kid needs to be surrounded by twerking girls.
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"If they're wrong about Maduro, they get to stay in [America]," he told me in Spanish, visibly sleep-deprived.
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Baby Stats is ideal for new parents who might be overwhelmed with parenthood — not to mention extremely sleep deprived.
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Even my already-aggressive breakouts are brighter and more inflamed, since they're highlighted against my fair, sun-deprived skin.
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It is a highly anticipated deal for the leveraged loan market, which has been deprived of event-driven financings.
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This new development comes as Carles Puigdemont was deprived of power following the Spanish region's declaration of independence Friday.
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A small taste of Oreos can induce deprived animals to binge on regular chow, if nothing else is available.
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But the central bank will be deprived of important economic data until Trump and Democrats reach a funding deal.
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Children have expressed being deprived food, experiencing physical violence, and suffering ongoing depression during their separation from their parents.
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As a consequence, the younger workers get pushed to their physical and emotional limits in long sleep-deprived days.
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At the office, sleep-deprived folks often lack the motivation and drive to become better and learn new things.
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According to one study, sleep-deprived employees cost their organizations an average of $2,280 a year in lost productivity.
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However, when the world is deprived of a great artist, the people want someone else to be held responsible.
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But have they shown any concern or sympathy for Meng after she was illegally detained and deprived of freedom?
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If you have a partner, they're likely also sleep deprived and may not be giving you everything you need.
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The shutdown has left 800,000 workers without their wages for nearly a month and deprived contractors of their payments.
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Yet that is not the case for those babies deprived such protection by every politician voting against this bill.
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Moreover, clinics and their patients are deprived of the empathy and cost-effective hard work AmeriCorps members can contribute.
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Deprived of these basic electoral checks and balances, Puerto Rico lies at the mercy of an unaccountable federal government.
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Deprived of his livelihood by having his boxing license revoked, Ali toured college campuses and other venues giving speeches.
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Amnesty International warned last week that the men from Taiwan could be deprived of basic legal protections in China.
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The crash deprived the American team of its most glittering talent, and it took years for it to recover.
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It deprived consumers of choices, starved rural communities of broadband, and even threatened the survival of the internet itself.
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But they should not be deprived of recourse to justice when they are unfairly attacked and their reputations traduced.
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They ended up sleep deprived, he said, because sound sleep is not equally likely at all times of day.
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Although the kitten now had two undamaged eyes, it remained blind in the eye that had been visually deprived.
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According to various studies, the long-term effects of being deprived of normal human interaction can be psychologically disastrous.
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Seven months after their treatment, 62 percent of the sleep-deprived no longer met the criteria for clinical depression.
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"Although jihadi hubs are oftentimes located in socio-economically deprived areas, this is not always the case," Nesser wrote.
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The assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, on June 5th, deprived the campaign of one of its most important allies.
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Deprived of legitimacy at home, the Iranian regime sought to forcibly gain recognition by seeking weapons of mass destruction.
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Italy could not quite bring itself to say goodbye, and in doing so, it deprived subsequent generations of air.
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If you're feeling this deprived during your courtship, just imagine what happens when you move in and have kids.
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But I do know that it's not fair for one person to walk around feeling sexually deprived and undesired.
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"We've deprived them of the funds to do it," Mr. McCain said of the continuous operations in the Pacific.
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"The war deprived the Great Society reforms of some executive energy and money," he wrote in a 1997 paper.
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The ravages of first Nazi and then communist control deprived the city of many of its most beautiful buildings.
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Before the financial crash of 2008, the unemployment rate was lower in these wards than in other deprived places.
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The empty road laid bare this reality in CAR, where people throughout the country are deprived of essential resources.
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People who can't hear well often become socially isolated and deprived of stimuli that keep the brain cognitively engaged.
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His death deprived Lebanon of its most prominent Sunni leader — and Saudi Arabia lost its most important Lebanese ally.
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Though many of the works in Stranger Things appeal to the universal, they aren't entirely deprived of the specific.
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Employees are making sleep-deprived mistakes, have lower productivity, increased health insurance costs, and are just grouchy as shit.
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So the switch deprived ospreys, white pelicans, bald eagles and other fish-eating birds of their main food source.
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When it happened, her brain was deprived of oxygen for 20 minutes; heroic efforts thrust her back to life.
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The loss of Kirkuk Province deprived the Barzani government of nearly 70 percent of its oil revenues, analysts said.
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In Nigeria, more than 1,900 children were deprived of liberty because of their parents' alleged association with Boko Haram.
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Deprived of its water, families have fled Zour Maghar, abandoning their mud-brick homes and leaving their fields idle.
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Some had been deprived of sleep, the people said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.
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And I would have been deprived of seeing something that transformed me into a lifelong lover of the theater.
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The outflow deprived banks of liquidity, forcing them to turn to central bank borrowing to plug their funding gap.
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He was beaten, isolated in a dark cell for months, subjected to dousing with water and deprived of sleep.
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No Americans will ever again be deprived of their basic guarantee of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Repeated attacks have often "deprived two million residents in the capital of their only functioning airport," the mission said.
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The parents allegedly deprived the children of water and fed them small portions of food on a strict schedule.
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It is about power -- Trump's power and that of his administration in kicking the helpless, the deprived, the desperate.
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About 70 percent of migrants interviewed by Medu said they were deprived of food and water while in Libya.
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There the group of sleep-deprived staffers who almost won Clinton the election drank and sang their sorrows away.
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During the time they are banned, however, they're deprived of streaming, which is a source of livelihood for many.
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But if you're sleep deprived (and who isn't these days?), the grogginess can remain for two or more hours.
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Studies show that when you're sleep-deprived, a protein can build up in your brain that's associated with Alzheimer's.
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But she and her Arthur cofounders don't believe governments or even defense departments should be deprived of AI altogether.
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Its millions of fans in China may now be deprived of the joy of watching the world's finest basketball.
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Don't worry -- the residents of the central Wisconsin town haven't been deprived of a half-century of winter fun.
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In the parliamentary elections last Sunday, his party came first in the deprived northwestern hills near the Algerian border.
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In Bridges's view, because this intrusion is both extreme and unavoidable, these women are "deprived of privacy rights" altogether.
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Their children are therefore deprived of American birth citizenship rights as they remain citizens of the diplomat's home country.
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" Guo's aesthetic, one observer of Chinese fashion notes, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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Come Monday, that third group was put back on the deprived sleep schedule of only five hours a night.
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We also aren't suggesting that the people living in the village of Brzezinka be deprived of their parish church.
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American Muslims will also be deprived of the instruction from the leading Islamic scholars who are from those countries.
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Now growing demand for metals from ethical sources could spark a revival in one of Britain's most deprived regions.
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The couple allegedly deprived the children of water and fed them small portions of food on a strict schedule.
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" The pontiff said the world owed young people "a debt" as they've been deprived of "dignified and genuine work.
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"We remain fully committed to helping the most deprived children of Afghanistan," Save the Children said in a statement.
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And in another two years, drivers were yet again deprived of knowing the midpoint between Miles 68 and 70.
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In 2013, a government study decreed Skegness, a resort on the North Sea coast, the most deprived in England.
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Fatherhood, when new life begins — and old lives become sleep-deprived hallucinations glimpsed between midnight feedings and diaper changes.
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In addition to the eight-year prison sentence, Mr. Wu was deprived of his political rights for five years.
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His absence has been keenly felt since injury deprived Guardiola of Aymeric Laporte, by some distance his best defender.
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The scheme lures money into deprived places by dangling a big tax break on unrealised capital gains invested in them.
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And you'll want to strap all sorts of colorful leathers, block heels, and delicate buckles upon your sun-deprived feet.
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Iman, 61, accepted the Voice Award for her dedication in sharing stories of deprived children, according to Save the Children.
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Athletes had long argued that the old rule deprived them of commercial attention and income during their most marketable moments.
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When there are five young black men together in the city's deprived urban areas, you end up with a massacre.
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What if it could tell I was a dirty stop out, sleep-deprived and needed energising on a drive home?
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Like many individuals deprived of sight, he relies on his non-visual senses to perceive, map, and navigate the world.
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This was a major problem for me a couple seasons ago, and this way I never have to feel deprived.
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We'll have guests, we'll have surprises, and we'll have a whole lot of sleep-deprived humor for all to enjoy!
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You can be sleep-deprived from partying until sunrise, which you may not want anyone linked with work to know.
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One of the things we&aposre deprived of with President Trump is the argument that this interferes with the president.
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Studies on animals suggest that when they're sleep deprived, they tend to be more susceptible to viruses and bacterial infections.
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If you're only eating GG crackers all day long, then you're going to feel full, but deprived of other nutrients.
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A separate AAA study has found that about a fifth of fatal U.S. traffic accidents involve a sleep-deprived driver.
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The organization has allegedly branded members, deprived them of food, and used them as slaves for both labor and sex.
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Any Apple enthusiasts feeling bass-deprived by the AirPods will find themselves very much at home with the Powerbeats Pro.
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A six-month stint volunteering as a nurse in a hospital in deprived inner-city Hamburg was an early influence.
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However — and this is purely a hunch — I do not think your husband is calcium-deprived but desperate for attention.
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We are familiar with what happens to the brain when deprived of oxygen, so it was a very scary time.
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This is what had been happening during those initial short feeds — Violet was too oxygen-deprived to make an effort.
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"China is a huge market, and should not be deprived of the high standards that the brand promises," it added.
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On the flip side, when you're sleep deprived, you take longer to complete tasks and tend to make more mistakes.
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The complaint accuses Bharara and other defendants of violating Ganke's constitutional right not to be deprived of property or reputation.
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The court stripped Guo of his rank as general and deprived him of political rights for life, according to Xinhua.
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Thus apartheid not only deprived black South Africans of the ability to own property, but also broke up family units.
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The prime minister thinks that Brexit deprived her of the chance to focus on the subjects she really cared about.
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Then those sleep-deprived teams have a mere 60 seconds to pitch their products to a panel of Hackathon judges.
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly one-third of the US adult population is sleep deprived.
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On electroencephalograph recordings, sleep-deprived brains produce slow waves with higher peaks and lower valleys than well-rested brains do.
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The paradox was that I was deprived of my liberty for having used my body the way I wanted to.
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Thus, he is not being deprived of his liberty due to any decision or action taken by the Swedish authorities.
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She's deprived of the habitats of a teenage girl with no school cafeterias and no weekends spent wandering around malls.
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But like anyone looking for those coveted kicks, sleep-deprived folk just need to know how to game the system.
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The Post reported that previous witnesses described Raniere's alleged preference for his "slaves" to be skinny, sleep-deprived and compliant.
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But for the most part, we managed to keep things simple without feeling deprived (and, thank God, without getting bedbugs).
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Yet, that number doesn't include costs to families, communities, or federal and state coffers that are deprived of tax revenues.
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He said when reporters cannot talk to sources confidentially, the public is deprived of news on matters of significant interest.
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Call it a modern tragedy: For a very short period of time, we were apparently deprived of Elon Musk's tweets.
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Deprived of everything that is natural and important to them, these animals only perform tricks because they're terrified not to.
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And for Venezuela, they could help a dictatorship that has abused anti-government protesters and deprived citizens of economic opportunity.
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Another study shows that being deprived of sleep leads people to adopt a more negative attitude or tone of voice.
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Some parents say their children were deprived of oxygen when tanks ran out because supplier's bills had not been paid.
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It deprived uncooperative witnesses of the one protection—job security—that might have persuaded them to carry through their opposition.
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Additionally, 53 mice were deprived of water when a rack of cages was dislodged from an automatic water supply system.
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The Taliban and ISIL have deprived women of rights and made non-Sunni women prisoners or their personal sex slaves.
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Many Shi'ites say they are deprived of jobs and treated as second class citizens in the country of 1.5 million.
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The closure of Chinese, British and U.S. markets on Monday deprived investors of potential catalysts and kept overall trading subdued.
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It is about making power visible and helping the public understand how some people have been deprived of their history.
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This deliberate distortion makes breathing difficult for these breeds even when they aren't in a stressful, potentially oxygen-deprived situation.
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Economic benefits alone will give the Kim regime greater political legitimacy than it has with a deprived, even starving, population.
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The ants that had been gradually deprived of sugar and those never exposed to morphine went right back to sugar.
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Creating a dozen new Senate seats out of territories long deprived of influence in Congress seems almost tame by comparison.
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One demand may be the removal of U.S. sanctions, which have deprived big Russian companies of western capital for expansion.
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For one, that $3.50 doesn't add up very quickly, and it's hard to build sustainable habits when you feel deprived.
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In high school, he smoked pot, dropped LSD and experimented with how his brain would feel when deprived of sleep.
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We are a postmodern band of medieval monks, self-flagellating and deprived, suspicious of the joy and fullness of life.
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My best friends in college turned me on to lots of counterculture materials of which my childhood had been deprived.
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They slammed him against a wall, confined him for hours in a coffin-like box, and deprived him of sleep.
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Education alone will not solve the problem, because young parents are sleep-deprived, said Janette Fennell, the founder of KidsAndCars.org.
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"Whether you call it an arrest or not, you have deprived the person of his or her liberty," he said.
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Now researchers are digging into the mechanisms that cause our sleep-deprived brains to crave food they do not need.
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Grumpy, sleep-deprived judges are apparently harder on convicts the Monday after clocks are sprung ahead for Daylight Savings Time.
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Critics of longer shifts argue that it's dangerous for sleep-deprived and subsequently mistake-prone doctors to care for patients.
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Others might not have tried their hardest; still others might have been sleep-deprived, or overcaffeinated, or undercaffeinated, or hungover.
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It deprived the government of revenue, stripped the gears of the political system, and imposed profound limitations on individual rights.
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"Google's practices have deprived millions of European consumers of the full benefits of competition, genuine choice and innovation," she added.
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At least one airline meanwhile sought to reassure passengers deprived of their personal gadgets for flights up to 16 hours.
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Trump warned on Wednesday that there would be "riots" if he's deprived of the nomination at the Republican National Convention. .
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Even if I'm sleep deprived, thinking about the change I'll make that day through LexION Capital gets me amped up.
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But if you're in that environment and sleep-deprived, it is a bellwether sign that you're not getting enough sleep.
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She argued, despite courts' rulings to the contrary, that this deprived students accused of rape of their due process rights.
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Children and adults formerly deprived of access to health care have received lifesaving and essential benefits from the act's coverage.
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Because not only did the participants eat more after being sleep-deprived, they also didn't compensate by expending more energy.
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A police witness denied that the reporters were deprived of sleep and that Kyaw Soe Oo was forced to kneel.
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Those sanctions have deprived the government of important sources of income, as well as undercutting its ability to import food.
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Consequently, a breakup throws both partners out of whack, like a caffeine addict suddenly deprived of her morning red-eye.
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This part of Yemen would be deprived of natural and human resources, the bulk of which lie in the North.
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Couples with one rested partner were less likely to engage in hostile exchanges than when both partners were sleep deprived.
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It is deprived not only of its capacity to act but also of its capacity to think and to judge.
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A long history of prejudice has thwarted research and deprived millions of patients access to therapies that might help them.
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Those teams will have just two sleep-deprived minutes to present and pitch their project on the Extra Crunch Stage.
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Mr. Sánchez has promised to revive the law, which had been deprived of state funding under Mr. Rajoy's conservative government.
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They have been deprived of citizenship rights and are often confined to villages with little freedom to travel and work.
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He deprived the prime minister who had treated him with such dismissiveness of both her Parliamentary majority and her authority.
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Politicians pass laws that create a vast prison system of black people deprived of their rights and permanently marginalized. 3.
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"PHEAA's cavalier approach to its responsibilities has meant it has deprived borrowers of benefits which they have earned," she wrote.
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Summer trips to Nigeria with her family meant being deprived of the middle-class comforts of her childhood (no television!).
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"It is clear that allowing Facebook to purchase Instagram and WhatsApp has deprived users of critical competition," Mr. Cicilline wrote.
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The problem began with a long stretch of warm weather over the winter, which deprived the trees of chill hours.
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To be invulnerable to grief is not to be consummated; it is to be deprived of the capacity to care.
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As they enter adulthood, they are often deprived of social assistance or unable to work in the formal job sector.
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But "gig" workers—and many other workers—are being deprived of basic employment rights and benefits on a daily basis.
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Deprived of direct American support, the Kurds will inevitably turn to Moscow, the sole available source of protection from Turkey.
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But for many Indigenous women, the policy turned pregnancy into an illness, and deprived them of care by traditional methods.
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The enduring appeal of amphetamine-type stimulants in the military is not hard to understand, especially for sleep-deprived pilots.
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The 14th Amendment is America's promise that no law-abiding person will be deprived of that right, regardless of color.
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James felt his gorge rising, although he knew that such things happened, mostly to backwoods people deprived of diverse company.
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Medals are being stripped from dozens of athletes and redistributed to those who were deprived a spot on the podium.
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The stone leviathan felled, you leave this modest haven behind deprived of the awe it once knew, once inherently held.
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As with most pet-deprived Iranian children, these goldfish were as close as I ever got to owning a pet.
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For now, he said, "consumers seem to be happy with their service and ... don't feel deprived for choice," he said.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Police say they lived in squalor for years, malnourished and deprived of contact with the outside world.
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Montazeri found work again, but Amini was tied down, sleep deprived, and uninterested in the things she used to do.
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The well-intentioned Head Start program, for example, was designed to give children from deprived environments an academic leg up.
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As an appeals court judge, he signed on to decisions that deprived detainees of the chance to contest their detentions.
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I knew better than to think that items deprived of a paper trail last very long in any government office.
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Deprived of opportunity and freedom in their home countries, they want to build a free and prosperous life in America.
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The world of information is more Gothic than its believers believe, because it is ghostly, silhouette-like, deprived of human sentience.
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The severely sleep-deprived are more impulsive, less adaptable and prone to snappish decisions, and they have trouble listening to others.
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"We've been deprived of food -- the amount of bread we were being given wasn't enough to feed my family," he said.
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Of the 105 families in Kongaragidda village, most are indigenous people who have long been discriminated against and deprived of land.
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The North Korean embassy in Warsaw could not be reached for comment but has previously denied workers are deprived of pay.
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During the first phase of the study, test subjects were deprived of sleep, registering a little over five hours each night.
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As of today, those notoriously sun-deprived Angelenos will finally have a new way to get to the beach: light rail.
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However, the Karolyis vehemently deny the allegations made against them – including that they physically abused gymnasts and deprived them of food.
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Also, the legislation would allow state employees now deprived of abortion services under state health insurance to have the procedures covered.
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The complaint accuses Bharara and the other defendants of violating Ganke's constitutional right not to be deprived of property or reputation.
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Research from Clemson University found that the sleep deprived are more likely to make questionable decisions and give into their impulses.
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Trump was delivering a lesson: anyone, no matter how powerful, can be humiliated and deprived of access if they displease him.
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Changan Ford's actions deprived downstream dealers of pricing autonomy, restricted competition and damaged the legitimate interests of consumers, the regulator said.
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Now, unfortunately, it looks like you can add "pilots accidentally subjecting you to an oxygen-deprived death chamber" to the list.
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I may be stressed, sleep-deprived and sorely in need of "me" time, but I am very satisfied with my life.
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"Children have expressed being deprived food, experiencing physical violence, and suffering ongoing depression during their separation from their parents," Fluharty said.
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The government has taken away citizenship and statehood from the Rohingya over the years, and they are deprived of free movement.
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It is Britain's ill fortune that cancer has deprived the country of his skills in the past year of Brexit talks.
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They are concentrated in deprived areas, which are also home to gangs, says Simon Harding of the University of West London.
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Child brides tend to be confined to a more conventional role in the household and therefore deprived of a formal education.
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They said they were deprived of sleep by guards who would kick their feet and leave the lights on at night.
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"The delay in desegregation has deprived generations of students of the constitutionally-guaranteed right of an integrated education," the opinion read.
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But even with the demands of new parenthood and Peele's busy work schedule, the new dad says he isn't sleep deprived.
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Donnie Darko is better when you're drunk, better when you're sleep-deprived, better when you're emotionally fragile or racked with anxiety.
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Nine years ago, a sleep-deprived Arianna Huffington was so exhausted that she collapsed in her office and broke her cheekbone.
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As of May 2019, 793 people remained behind bars, and 85033 National Assembly deputies had been deprived of their parliamentary immunity.
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In fact, the main losers have been journalists (including this one) who have been deprived of O'Learyisms to get indignant about.
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Paul was deprived of oxygen at birth; a doctor suggested to the twins' father, Clyde, that "mental retardation" might have resulted.
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Again he sets out how sudden deaths, injuries and constant dread cut apart the already fragile lives of the most deprived.
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"It would be a shame for those students if they are deprived of the opportunity to study here," Freeland told reporters.
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Even so, a lot is resting on the judgment of a handful of sleep-deprived scientists holed up at Agung's feet.
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It's time that we fulfill that promise to the millions of low-income women who are deprived of liberty and justice.
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The lawyers representing McCorvey argued that Texas' anti-abortion laws were unconstitutionally vague and deprived her of the right to privacy.
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In other words, it could be due to liver disease or it could just be that you're sleep-deprived, Flamm notes.
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The group allegedly deprived both girls of food and water, Masters said, and prepared for the solar eclipse on Aug. 21.
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Personal style (and magically precise framing and lighting) keeps these height-deprived hunks looking larger than life on the big screen.
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He realized that he looked no better—sleep-deprived, unshaven, his mouth still dry from too much whisky the night before.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte attends annual report presentation on rights of prisoners or people deprived of personal liberty (0730 GMT).
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You were worried and you were sleep-deprived and you pushed and pushed, and I bet your husband was confused, too.
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Meyer and his coauthors conclude that this suggests food stamps are doing a good job of targeting the most deprived Americans.
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He was detained for a day and a half and, he says, beaten, deprived of food and forced into painful positions.
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Now its population of 115,000, most of whom are Afro-Colombians, live in some of the most deprived conditions in Colombia.
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Thus, the court is deprived of forty percent of its active judicial cohort, which complicates rapid, economical and fair case disposition.
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Each day that it remains in effect is a day that American citizens are being deprived of a constitutionally governed nation.
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I know they are deprived of more than 20 of their aircraft and that they don't have much fuel on site.
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One of her most viewed posts was the one published in 2012 detailing how her partner intentionally deprived her of sleep.
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For example, the way Korey Wise's absence deprived his transgender sister, Marci, of an ally when their mother turned against her.
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"People ask me about what my ideas are before the Hackathon," he explains in a bit of a sleep-deprived daze.
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Their demands for government jobs and student places are based on affirmative action policies that are typically reserved for deprived groups.
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General Lloyd Austin, head of the U.S. Central Command, told CNN that it has deprived the group of "millions of dollars".
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Those in the sleep-deprived group tended to eat snacks with more carbohydrates and nearly twice as much fat and protein.
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But so many people had confidence in Happiest Baby — and so many people are sleep-deprived — we've sold all across America.
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The evidence continues to mount that school starts too early, leaving teenagers groggy and sleep-deprived when they should be learning.
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Children are disproportionately affected, he added, deprived of health care, education, safe water and shelter and often separated from their families.
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Sleep-deprived, soot-covered firefighters are working to contain the wildfires, even as some of their own homes have been hit.
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The intention is to promote investment in deprived areas with incentives that might be unaffordable, unpopular or unnecessary if applied nationally.
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The families of members of the armed forces and veterans who die this way will not be deprived of their pensions.
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My schedule was bonkers and I was so sleep-deprived by the time I hit the bed, it was lights out.
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Voters in Britain deprived their Prime Minister of her majority and denied her a mandate to govern in June's general election.
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"Interaction with peers of color is a resource some white students feel entitled to—or sometimes wrongly deprived of," she writes.
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They describe being terrorized, deprived of food, forced to convert to Islam, sometimes raped, trained to kill and promised eternal life.
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The oppression of the Rohingya, who are deprived of basic rights, including citizenship and freedom to worship and marry, is appalling.
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Mets shortstop Matt Reynolds, who played for Class AAA Las Vegas in Salt Lake City on Sunday, was also sleep-deprived.
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The letter calls the cases for dismissal "dubious," and alleges that WeWork deprived the workers of proper investigations and disciplinary processes.
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Otherwise, any dietary pattern can work, so focus on foods that you enjoy and that make you feel satisfied, not deprived.
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Don't sleep in more than a half-hour on weekends, even if you are sleep-deprived (Sorry, I know that hurts).
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Not doing so "deprived the Alnic MC master of information needed to take action to avoid the collision," the report states.
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Consumers who have similar claims do not want to be deprived of the ability to join together and take legal action.
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Fraud is a type of larceny, so there must be a victim who has been improperly deprived of something of value.
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Mr. Choudhry was being deprived of due process, the letter said, and his case "lumped in" with other cases on campus.
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At no point did I feel deprived, frustrated, or resentful, as I had in every weight loss attempt in the past.
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The borough of Kensington and Chelsea contains areas that are among the 10 percent of most deprived neighborhoods in the country.
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Michael Phelps slept in an oxygen-deprived chamber to train for the OlympicsVogel isn't the only one who trains this way.
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Pae only recently took up yoga to help with anxiety, Kim said, adding that he was sleep-deprived during the vacation.
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The decision deprived the president of the grand display of descending the stairs from the main doorway to a red carpet.
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In some sense, McCain's biography — and the overheated rhetoric it encouraged in discussions of his political persona — deprived him of agency.
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It also runs school workshops and outreach projects in towns outside London, including in some of the region's most deprived areas.
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Tilson told me that he thinks the rant was not part of a pattern but perhaps reflected a sleep-deprived moment.
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In more deprived areas, you'll find that the perceived correct way to chastise the kid is to give them a beating.
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Reporters are there to "bear witness" In a food-deprived world, reporters are sent to assess the situation and report it.
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