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In a city bereft of entertainment, text messaging are all the rage for young Iraqis trying to lighten their lives.

Feminists and Republicans have collaborated to leave the US "bereft of any culture of love" , Bruckner believes.

In a city bereft of entertainment, text messaging and swapping ringtones are all the rage for young Iraqis trying to lighten their lives.

Rose of Sharon, bereft of her baby, nourished the famished man with the milk from her *s.

Its wide streets are all but bereft of traffic, a bank branch has no customers, and leaves collect in the foyers of the municipal offices.

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The deep ocean floor was once thought to be a biological wasteland, bereft of the light and nutrients needed to sustain life.

He was unwilling to collaborate with others. He was emotionally withdrawn and appeared bereft of any social sensitivity.

It is bereft of the light of its spirit and is enveloped in a darkened shield.

It was a sudden end to a budget fight that has left the state bereft of some government services for two weeks.

' Nirvana' is about a state of existence bereft of the cover of deceipt, shame, angst, anger, frustration, and revenge.

He was emotionally withdrawn and appeared bereft of any social sensitivity.

You act like a man bereft of his senses, and for what?

Noticeably bereft of emergency lighting, the MiTo will be used for community outreach and safety awareness programs.

Though the galaxy may be bereft of true Mandalorians, their legacy lived on in the form of clone troopers.

By contrast, Shanghai, once home to China's earliest industrialists, is now oddly bereft of native entrepreneurs.

But the country is bereft of civil society institutions capable of channeling that discontent into constructive political action.

So people inhabiting northern hemispheric environments, were bereft of the potential to make vitamin D in their skin, for most of the year.

The lost hikers were bereft of hope when the rescue plane did not see them.

The lost hikes were bereft of hope when the rescue plane did not see them.

the area surrounding the city, bereft of its life giving water, became barren, gradually becoming covered by sand dunes.

In 1966, the International Olympic Committee awarded the 1972 Olympic Games to Munich, a city bereft of any major sporting venues.

So all over China, new apartment blocks are bereft of lights at night. They stand largely empty.

I grew up bereft of hugs. Neither of my parents was the cuddly type.

bereft of hope when the rescue plane did not see them.

Although St Lucia trades on its relatively unsophisticated image, it is not bereft of celebrity glamour.

So, being bereft of sympathy, he leaned a little way to one side and swore softly into the sea.

Bereft of leverage, it can be pushed back to its bottom line by a clever opponent.

Bereft of the tradition, the work will lose the unique Chinese cultural quality and lapse into mediocrity.

But, our failure to respond to His will simply leave us bereft of grace and guidance.

The miss hikers were bereft of hope when the rescue plane do not easy st you.

Bereft of patrons, desperate to rescue his economy, Fidel Castro turns to an unusual solution: . . .

But "True Compass" , though occasionally touching, is almost bereft of serious reflection.

But however unpopular Mr Kan is, the LDP, foaming at the mouth and bereft of ideas, has scarcely more support.

Consequently, bereft of cultural heroes, we have latched onto cultural icons. . .

Some scholars believe the law is a statistical artefact, bereft of economic meaning.

In the process they've left Italy's northwest bereft of a key source of international trade and jobs.

The notion that the current global conjuncture leaves us bereft of policy options is wrong.

Egypt will be forsaken, and the land which was once the home of religion will be left desolate, bereft of the presence of its deities.

Almost entirely bereft of popular support, the guerrilla campaign flopped.

A scientific laboratory, bereft of familiar materials and forms, can challenge its occupants to imagine the world of tomorrow.

These three -- Lane andPaterson almost entirely bereft of formal education, Rand writing fiction in anadopted tongue -- did just that.

the clear blue skies were bereft of the silver needles that sew the world together.

The papers are not bereft of whimsy, but it is confined to footnotes and asides.

A lurch to the left bereft of clear policies, said many newspapers.

Its leader, Harold Wilson, was already ailing and bereft of ideas about how to govern ungovernable Britain.

About 75 per cent of its more than 130, 000 workers were put on unpaid leave by companies that found themselves bereft of orders.

Embosomed in my Temple is a statue bereft of life.

Bereft of air to breathe, he dies.

Bereft of access to fresh capital, it is struggling even to buy parts from third parties.

Do you really think his brother is bereft of hope?

But the results did not show that people perceive a naked woman as bereft of experience

Bereft of leaders, an Asian giant is destined for a period of lower growth. The human cost will be immense

Bereft of rainfall, large tracts of Assam are experiencing a heatwave, which is unusual during the pre-monsoon period

A bird bereft of flight,