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Nick: Nope. It must be hot pot. I haven't had one for a week or so, and I'm feeling a little deprived!

Such a sleep-deprived person would be non-functional (not to mention smelly from a lack of showering).

A notary 's failure deprived him of the sum of ten thousand francs, which was all that he possessed in his brother's right and his own.

We do not realize how much we depend on the earth's gravity until we are deprived of it.

"In our sleep-deprived society, it's easy to overlook sleepiness, " he said.

It deprived the White House of a victory on Social Security, one that could have provided momentum for the rest of the second term.

Tim. 6: 5 Perpetual wranglings of men corrupted in mind and deprived of the truth, supposing godliness to be a means of gain.

I hate what I put Dan through, and I hate that I deprived myself of a chance to be with the person who made me feel proud of who I am.

I'd get a sickening sense of dread for the fortnight leading up to them, knowing that I would become a sleep-deprived grumpy, spotty hermit.

Being thus deprived of the means of his livelihood, he sat down on the bank and quietly lamented his hard fate.

Sleep-deprived hospital doctors are not just a potential danger to patients - they are also much more likely to be involved in car crashes.

The first point Gan raised was that Jinan University deprived her right to education by internal regulations without jural supports.

but , " said the notary , " you are aware that the law does not allow a son to be entirely deprived of his patrimony ?

He had to quit the position and went into exile, having been deprived of his power.

Deprived of hallucinogenic drugs though he might have been, Mr Gates emerged as the undisputed champion of the personal-computer era.

I said, In the noontide of my days I shall go into the gates of Sheol: I am deprived of the residue of my years.

If he had had to run under modern conditions, we might have been deprived of our greatest President.

I hope that this unfortunate little circumstance will not deprived me of my parochial office?

Would he or she be depersonalized, deprived of any possibility ever of developing their own unique sense of identity and personhood?

You look as if you were deprived of parents, or intended to measure the depth of sea with a bamboo pole.

The news of the fatal accident which deprived you of your Managing Director , Mr. Bob Smith, came as a great shock to me .

The buyer is not deprived of any right he may have to claim damages by exercising his right to other remedies.

It had deprived Michael of two years of valuable experience and training under his father's tutelage .

The kids were able to see people in real need, not just someone deprived of a few sweets or television.

Under the scheme, teachers quit their jobs and spend a year working with the leaders of a comprehensive in a deprived area.

When a girl is deprived of an education or her mother is denied equal rights, it undermines the prosperity of their nation.

It might be a good idea if he were deprived of certain privileges until he is ready to tell us the whole story.

I saw a human being completely deprived of freedom by war, and I felt how cruel it was that he couldn't even choose to die.

It is mystifying what benefit Fabio Capello and Stuart Pearce seems to think either of them will gain by being deprived of a summer break.

It has become such a popular medium that, without it, we would be deprived of much information, as well as entertainment.

A sleep-deprived child's reaction is often different from the low energy and sleepiness experienced by adults.

Life is not always as good as you expected. When you are deprived of something, you can still manage it with the things left.

A little sadness hangs on his face as if he were a baby deprived of mother and were a stray lamb, looking silly.

During this time, the Allies were deprived of valuable intelligence and were unable to route convoys away from the U-boats.

Luckily she loses only the draft of her speech , or she will be deprived of the right to participate that competition .

To the end, the Emperor, like an eagle deprived of its wings, remained submissive to his aunt.

It was not we who we deprived of his right to play a kite but he who said he wouldn't like to.

Accordingly, the shops perform just as well in many affluent areas as in deprived neighborhoods.

The delay caused by the LAH Panther battalion has deprived DF of any chance of a surprise attack on the American defenses.

As for being qualified, each person has the right to comment and cannot be deprived of that.

We were deprived of any (means of) ~ during the storm.

However, at home, my mother would never let me do anything. She completely deprived me of sharing her work.

When you stick to the concept of energy density, you don't have to feel hungry or deprived.

However, the seller is not deprived thereby of any right he may have to claim damages for delay in performance.

If we do not tell the cloning of human beings he was cloned, are we deprived him of his right to know their rights come from?

It is safe to live with them but the side effect is to be deprived of the right to roam freely and happily.

When you do not know that another is deprived then it is easier to hoard and think nothing of it.

Reality Wuza deprived mind the tranquility and serenity, the mind must proceed to find, so he began to travel in the realm of music.

If you try to resolve everything before you hit the sack, you'll both be sleep-deprived and cranky the next day.

The unaccountable depression that possessed Philpot deprived him of all his usual jocularity and filled him with melancholy thoughts.

i. This , he said, deprived him of his civil rights , and he asked for $150, 000in damages.

I was placed in one of these cages , and like the others, deprived of food and water.

Of this alone, even god is deprived, the power of making things that are past never to have been.

Criminals who are sentenced to death or to life imprisonment shall be deprived of political rights for life.

One teacher who stole his student's identity to help his relative enter college, has been deprived of his party membership and degraded.

However, they never save cubs from humans understanding that it's better to be deprived of a new generation than of a breeder.

The woman in question had suffered a blood clot in an artery in her lung, which caused cardiac arrest and deprived her brain of oxygen.

It's common to feel a bit tired in the morning, but how do you know if you're truly sleep-deprived?

He had to quit the position and went into exile, having been deprived of power.

He had to quit the position and went in exile, having been deprived of his power.

It would be improper for a man to think that sinners in Gehenna are deprived of the love of God.

You can tell there's a juicy back story when company statements read like the ravings of a sleep-deprived lawyer.

That may be because losses on retirement savings and homes have deprived many of the option of sitting out of the workforce for a spell.

Her long residence abroad gave Madame Chiang an understanding of the world, but deprived her of an understanding of her own country.

It was a miracle that they were born. But they had been deprived of their rights.

On Sunday night, deprived of my ritual week-ahead review, I had nothing to worry about except what I didn't know I should be worrying about.

Human Rights Watch says Palestinian children are in a fact that's been deprived of their right to an education.

In case of the right of being educated of the child is deprived, that borders on child abuse.

Due to the economic and political disadvantages, the disadvantaged group is deprived of the opportunity to have sports exercise.

While they enjoy the comfort and banal luxury of their dwelling , they do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities of life.

But the splitting of Bouygues SA's interest into a direct stake and an indirect stake deprived its investors of control of SAUR.

Without Osmond and Madame Merle, she would still seek marriage, become a wife and perhaps be deprived of her independence.

Depression comes from a sense of being deprived of something you want and do not have.

For the Hope Project, for the deprived children, please come to the charity Bazaar and contriBute your money as a token of your love.

The issue needed to be clarified by the House of Lords - and now we're being deprived of that.

The law relative person might be deprived of rights to deal with the foods controlled temporarily.

The statement also said the US decision to bury Bin Laden's corpse at sea had deprived the family of performing religious rites.

Homeless and deprived of sleep, the River Elbe offers the only way out. Downstream, it carries his body to a watery grave.

A map of the London riots matches almost exactly the map of the most deprived areas in London.

Critics say that this, in effect, excludes children from the most deprived families of all.

Deprived by NATO of the air power required to control his huge country, he ran out of steam to fight on multiple fronts.

Although it is a faithful reproduction of a reality, but it is in this copy, the image will be deprived of the reality, of a non-real.

On the morning after I brought it home, that, like Pluto, it also had been deprived of one of its eyes.

The police have not deprived the citizen life the right, opens fire only can be as a last resort when can use last resort.

Children at school age are now invested with an excessive amount of homework everyday, which has deprived them of the pleasure of life.

The French Revolution deprived Fragonard of his private patrons: they were either guillotined or exiled.

The Dutch government deprived her of her passport because of the fibs that she told immigration authorities.

They found that those with asymmetrical faces tended to be less healthy and more likely to have experienced deprived childhoods.

At last, he appealed to the court for the university deprived him of his education rights.

So deprived are its people of both external and internal sources of information that the regime has been able to assert control.

Inevitably too, the war deprived children of the pleasure of spending their pocket money as they wished.

Their activities deprived the enemy of the power to resist.

When the children grow up and start to live on their own, parents will feel deprived.

Persons who are deprived of liberty but who have not been convicted should not be excluded from exercising the right to vote.

A study from Columbia University found that people ate up to 329 more calories a day when they were sleep deprived.

A human can be expected to survive for weeks without food, but a thirsty person deprived of water would last a matter of days.

By these means President Khatami was deprived of his power long before he was deprived of his office.

If children are deprived of a proper education they won't be able to contribute to our fast growing society.

In the old society, the working people were deprived of the right to be educated.

Most six and seven-year-olds deprived of sleep were less able to communicate and work out basic maths questions, researchers found.

People with a "sleep deficit" are sleep-deprived; driving and making decisions can be dangerous for these people.

The third, and greatest is, mat it deprived a man of one of the most principal instruments for action; which is trust and belief.

But Lila, also has lost this life's spouse, several months later, a traffic accident has also been deprived of her that birth baby.

Outward investment, they once believed, deprived India of scarce capital that would be better invested at home.

The participants continued on this grueling schedule for three weeks, at which time they were considered chronically sleep deprived.

The court ruling deprived us of any share in the inheritance .

In his last years, Henry suffered from a disease that slowly deprived him of much of his sight.

Clearly, the profiles of the suspects do not fit the stereotype of the deprived, uneducated loner.

The fact that scientists might be deprived of visas left him unmoved.

some were deprived of their right to adapt their own works, and some were deprived of the right to have their writing reprinted.

Of course not. Even in my sleep-deprived state, I've managed to pull off another one of my classic pranks. BAZINGA!

Love is so Stern grand that the lover is willingly to be Deprived noble title, property, dignity and life.

The sleep-deprived participants may simply have been looking for a quick source of energy to perk themselves up, St.

Persons who have been deprived of political rights according to law shall have no right to vote or stand for election.

The prisoners were deprived of any communication with the outside world.

Hardworking and sleep-deprived, she was attractive to me: her weary fortitude made her seem waif-like, and it aroused me.

A defendant shall not be deprived on any pretext of his right to appeal.

To be so soon deprived, A view of that fine city.

They were deprived of a normal childhood by the war.

Just as insufficient light can affect animals' behaviour, so can being deprived of certain colours.

If you are sleep deprived and made it to work, think about taking a nap during your lunch hour.

Some research suggests the body burns more fat when it gets enough calcium and produces more fat when it's calcium-deprived.

It can be easy to doze off in a meeting when you're sleep deprived.

But it is inconsistent with honouring reason and God to be troubled because by death a man will be deprived of the other things.

Shortly afterwards, the collapse of the Soviet Union deprived the relationship of its "defining shared purpose" .

Deprived of the financial means to remain independent, Thomas Edison was compelled to seek employment as a night telegraph operator.

Human rights groups say Mr Ai is in grave danger of being tortured and is probably being deprived of medicines he needs regularly.

Even when they had been deprived of their virile organs, our men were still a thousand times more men than all their tormentors together.

In the old Chinese society, many children in poverty-stricken family were deprived of the right to education.

But if the body is deprived of salt, the effects soon become dangerous, despite compensatory mechanisms.

But by the developer to impose them in the mode of living space, but also makes them feel deprived of a sense of freedom of decoration.

The existence of an individual necessarily implies that that person has experience, even if their senses are deprived.

I once had a patient who was so sleep-deprived that she loaded her dirty dishes into the clothes dryer instead of the dishwasher.

Heart seizures weren't one in a million. But they deprived you just the same, darkness but no dazzle, and a long waiting.

If there was another way of them not being deprived, I'd have done it, but there wasn't.

That's a problem for dieters because, when the body is deprived, it responds by producing higher levels of the hormone.

if the circumstances are serious, they shall be deprived of their qualifications and banned from entering the floor for securities trading.

Deprived of oxygen for days, part of her heart muscle had died.

Not long after the warden deprived us of his company, I got a postcard in the mail.

Then, the following week, they were all sleep-deprived.

Even Bangladeshis, a pretty deprived lot, do twice as well as the natives in their exams; Indians and Chinese do better still.

and that no state, without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal suffrage in the Senate.

Refugees have been deprived of their homes, but they must not be deprived of their futures.

Fear of being trapped forever in poverty, deprived of the human right to live with health and dignity and hope for the future.

There we were, three 30-something new dads, strangers up until a few months ago, pushing our sleep-deprived bodies over Heartbreak Hill.

I will pine to death, if I'm deprived of you , even by some unavoidable circumstances.

While they enjoy the comfort and banal luxury of their dwelling, they do not realized that they are deprived of nessessities of life.

Grazing herbivores would be deprived of their food source and die, depriving carnivores of their food source too.

MrSarkozy said it was unacceptable to have women who were "prisoners behind netting, cut off from all social life, deprived of identity" .

And to be deprived of her name and become a non-human.

Forced to resign his presidency, he was deprived of the right to publish his research findings.

Economists were deprived of earthquakes for a quarter of a century.

The girls were thus being deprived of a vital learning experience that would affect their entire lives.

It was the car accident that deprived her of a normal life.

But it can, and must, be weakened, forced to retreat and deprived of the ability to attack across the international border at will.

Holiday gift-giving and a trip to Jamaica are priorities. She points out that her child will never be deprived.

When finding they were deprived of the right to vote, they voiced their anger.

Let SEED be one of the best social welfare programs for the deprived.

Mohamed Bouazizi himself had no more than a high school degree and he came from a deprived family in the centre of Tunisia.

He had to quit the position and went to exile, having been deprived of his power.

Before fights, it's not uncommon for bulls to be impaired with laxatives, deprived of water, or have petroleum jelly smeared in their eyes.

People might think you're drunk when you're sleep deprived; this can be reputation-damaging in work and social contexts.

are, by reason of the segregation complained of, deprived of the equal protection of the laws guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.

She was deprived of all the rewards that she deserved.

Apapa market, in the heart of one of Lagos's most deprived areas, might at first glance seem archetypally west African.

A very loose rule of thumb is: Whatever we believe we were deprived of as children can easily become addictions in adulthood.

The criminal was deprived of the right to be elected.

He worked at a law firm renowned for its civil rights advocacy and its efforts to improve deprived neighbourhoods.

Electrons that were deprived of their energy in favour of electromagnetic radiation go back to the resonators and get inhibited there.

At birth, at the County Hospital at Mullingar in Ireland, he had been deprived of oxygen for two hours.

A lot of these children have been deprived of a normal life.

Oxygen-deprived "dead zones" already exist in the oceans, including an area of thousands of square kilometres in the Gulf of Mexico.

Korea is receiving the bad effects of an educational system centered on college exams and are deprived of learning about human instincts.

After all, a child deprived, through some Knowltonian means, of coming into existence, loses everything.

Americans are deprived of your "right to work" , it sounds absurd, but it is a fact, but also must be observed.

It is unnecessary for the victim of the crime of false imprisonment to realize that he is deprived of his freedom.

And from here, the envy, the lies, the disgrace, that have deprived her even of a father's trust!

and civilians have been deprived of their ancestors land, personal subordinate groups conquerors.

To tease out the relationships between sleep, starvation and survival, the researchers deprived fruit flies of both food and sleep.

For inland areas, one obvious but often controversial idea is to divert water from rivers with heavy flow to areas that are water-deprived.

The participation qualification can be deprived when work plagiarisms are found, infringers assume the relevant legal responsibility.

When deprived of these fuels, cells quickly become irreparably damaged.

If the association is deprived of legal personality under section 43 above, the entry must be made on a notice from the competent authority.

US workers would be deprived of the 113, 000 direct jobs provided by the investment of foreign-owned car companies in many southern states.

Because the insulin supply then dwindles, your cells are deprived of glucose, which builds up in your bloodstream.

They deprived him of his right to speak.

but human activity had deprived the pandas of access tolower altitude species that would once have served as a back-up.

They claimed to have isolated a substance from the cerebrospinal fluid of dogs that had been deprived of sleep for 6 to 15 days.

The collapse of the Soviet Union deprived Russia of key ports and cut the size of its fleet.

One study found that sleep-deprived medical interns working on the night shift were twice as likely to misinterpret patients' test results.

Europeans will discover simultaneously that the departure of George W. Bush has deprived them of an alibi.

Indians show no obvious hankering to be censored, silenced or deprived of the vote.

No one should be deprived of love without the very best of reasons.

They do not realize that they are deprived of the necessities of life.

Some people seem happy with four or five hours, although most people would feel sleep-deprived on less than six.

Even in my sleep-deprived state I've managed to pull off one of my classic pranks.

Xerxes concluded an alliance with Carthage, and thus deprived Greece of the support of the powerful monarchs of Syracuse and Agrigentum.

He insisted that they would, comparing closed computing platforms to totalitarian governments that deprived their citizens of choice.

Dieters who eat the most protein tend to lose more weight while feeling less deprived than those who eat the least protein.

But the euro's arrival dented savers' home bias and deprived Portugal of its own central bank.

So often we lose sight of our goals, particularly when we catch sight of a slab of cheesecake that reminds us how "deprived" we've been.

The old autocrats deprived their people of freedom and opportunity; and the stability they promised, it is now clear, could not endure.

The plaintiff claimed that under color of law the officer had deprived him of his civil rights.

Those participants with the fastest responses, both in sleep-deprived and well-rested conditions, showed similar patterns of brain activity.

He was particularly conscious of the sufferings of the deprived and the disadvantaged and offered them his unfailing and selfless support.

Any literate person on the face of the globe is deprived if he (or she) doesn't know English.

What would a student do if he were deprived of his book?

Short-sighted people see only defects of forced demolition, while ignoring huge profits and survival ethics deprived by the power.

On its way down, the air, deprived of moisture, becomes dry and warm, bringing fine weather to the lee side of the mountain.

They deprived the criminal of his right to vote.

Accordance with the law of death be deprived of political rights of women, from the voter rolls.

At various times, they were taunted, stripped naked, deprived of sleep and forced to use plastic buckets as toilets.

When you're sleep-deprived, he says, your body moves into a different mode.

Those who love you are also deprived, but just as often I find the opposite works.

Some said children would be cognitively deprived if not taught in their native tongue .

The thriving races are striving for a decisive derivation of their deprived rights.

Currently, nutrient-deprived soil, trade regulations, and foreign farm subsidies force Haiti to import more than 60 percent of its food.

Firms worried about future sales, low on cash and deprived of credit, may too readily fire workers without a subsidy.

Many children are deprived of a good education simply because their parents are poor.

I derived impetus from an in-depth report, in which a diplomat from a deprived background despised adversity and rose from desperation.

They worked tirelessly to help the deprived and the afflicted and - in our own way - we aspire to follow their great example.

Brains may not be fully able to fend off involuntary drive to sleep, resulting in lapses when sleep deprived.

The black workers in South Africa were deprived of the right to state their views.

When possession of the pledge is deprived, the pledgee (including mortgage) is entitled to regaining the possession.

But if their nihilistic rage is deprived of interrupting political meetings as an outlet, where might it now go?

no country should be deprived of the right to defend itself.

However, the death of a person will be deprived of the right to life.

Because God hath deprived her of wisdom, neither hath he imparted to her understanding.

Its association with the subjective consciousness has deprived it of the cognitive status of human knowledge.

In this way, was blocked by " " layer will not be deprived, serve as the public survived to overprint.

In 2003 New Zealand had been due to co-host with Australia, but was deprived because of a dispute over advertising rights.

Fathers in deprived neighbourhoods are more likely to be absent, which could be because they are following "fast" strategies of their own.

Blacks are often deprived of many of the educational and other environmental advantages that whites enjoy.

Many sleep-deprived people have poor memories and lack proper co-ordination. They become befuddled, confused, and disorientated.

Learning english has deprived me of the time to watch TV, but it's worth it.

Logic, deprived of common sense, becomes inhuman, and common sense, deprived of logic, is incapable of penetrating into nature's mysteries.

Deprive e. G. He was deprived of his rights as a citizen.

He has been sent to his room, deprived of privileges, fined, made to write lines and endured several long parental lectures.

Deprived of equal educational opportunities, American Indians on the reservations remained backward and illiterate for a long time.

was described by Schopenhauer as melody deprived of its pitch " (Edith Sitwell). "

Deprived of choice, disgruntled voters tend to drift towards extremism or apathy, thereby weakening the big parties even more.

No longer a single child, she has been deprived of benefits that China exclusively grants to children who have no siblings.

The death penalty criminals are not deprived of the right to donate their organs according to Criminal Code.

Sleep-deprived people also showed reduced activity in brain regions involved in visual processing during attention lapses.

Key parts of sleep-deprived brains may go offline, hindering decision-making.

They took clock shifts watching his every sleep-deprived mood to determine what ailed the young boy.

If one finds that portions of the form are deprived, call upon our kingdom for support, or ingest the herb if so guided from within.

Franco-German reconciliation and the fall of communism deprived the Union of its founding purpose.

The protests over service delivery are a reminder of the impatience felt in the most deprived areas of the country.

They have been deprived of the fuel necessary to heat their homes.