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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

deprived of equal educational opportunities, american indians in the reservations remained backward and illiterate for a long time.

A world deprived of diversity would be a bland and boring place.

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

And he flung on the ground, deprived of its pavement, the four uniforms.

Followers were sacked, expelled from universities, deprived of health care and pensions, some spouses filed for divorce.

This is certainly the fate of many arrival cities after they have been deprived of their fluid structure or abandoned by the state.

Some children have been deprived of a normal home life.

Unless there is a greater degree of transparency, consumers, as well as producers, will be deprived of their legitimate due.

When blood pressure drops suddenly, the brain is deprived of an adequate blood supply which can lead to dizziness or lightheadedness.

An unknown disease, seriously affecting his brain, deprived of all his memory.

Local competitors gain a business advantage, and consumers are deprived of the ability to choose the best services for their needs.

One inspector in Sichuan wrote that "commune members too sick to work are deprived of food. It hastens their death. "

In the euro area, economies deprived of the safety valve of devaluation must make structural reforms to adjust.

Penalty is an old topic, refer to the penalty, people know the most intuitive than it brings pain, even deprived of human life.

The Bible knows nothing of solitary saints or spiritual hermits isolated from other believers and deprived of fellowship.

We continue to witness scenes of refugees deprived of their most basic right and struggling desperately to survive.

Being deprived of an outlet for its activities, it depends solely on the citta as its base of activity.

Deprived of her writing in the traditional patriarchal authority in order to restore the cruel, despicable.

The prisoner was deprived of the right to defend himself.

Culture is being sterilized , homogenised and deprived of independence and spontaneity in all Chinese cities, not just in Tibet.

Citizens, deprived of justice, often form lynch mobs, or they resolve disputes, even trivial ones, by hiring assassins.

When one is deprived of everything that he was familiar with once he must feel it difficult to cope with the new society.

Women in old China were deprived of the right to education.

Accounting work, law enforcement is lax, deprived of fatah WeiFaBuJiu the phenomenon is quite serious.

Parents should be deprived of their custody rights if their children to beg or perform on the streets.

These girls and young women are further deprived of the health benefits education provides.

Yet even if they're not technically deprived of sleep, they are legitimately being deprived of good sleep.

Deprived of the ability to devalue, countries in the "south" lost their competitiveness.

His exile is without remedy since he is deprived of the memory of a lost home or the hope of a promised land.

In another experiments, people deprived of choice had a thirst for power.

He was imprisoned and deprived of his basic rights.

She pointed to Cuba, Zimbabwe and Burma as examples of nations where people still are being deprived of basic human rights.

Uther adults, I am now in my future King of Lordaeron name, the lifting of your duties, and deprived of the title of your Paladin.

He was deprived of his sight by the accident.

Overnight, they were forcibly deprived of their living.

Addicts should not be deprived of their drugs too rapidly.

The danger posed by such environmental refugees is that they may be deprived of the means to sustain livelihoods in their new homes.

Yet, there is again a disadvantage: we are literally deprived of the chance to get physical fitness if we are sitting all day long.

SUB-SAHARAN Africa has long been deprived of the cornucopia of media enjoyed in richer places.

If you are severely restricting yourself, and you feel deprived of good foods, you won't last long.

If some people got their rights they would complain of being deprived of their wrongs. --Oliver Herford.

With each passing minute heart tissue is deprived of blood, causing it to deteriorate or die.

The technicians, nurses and surgeon need to ensure the hair is kept alive when it is deprived of oxygen outside the body.

Forfeit (v. ): lose, give up, or be deprived of as a forfeit for some crime, fault, etc.

deprived of your rightful heritage.

A criminal element who is sentenced to death or to life imprisonment shall be deprived of political rights for life.

To what faults do you feel most indulgent? To a life deprived of the works of genius.

Having been deprived of the status as a reserve officer.

Deprived of a mass base, the capitulationists will have no chance to play their tricks, and the anti-Japanese front will be consolidated.

They were imprisoned and deprived of their basic rights.

He was deprived of his rights to education.

Green, however, does not mean that 2010 Winter Games athletes will be deprived of luxury. Quite the contrary.

Cyberspace's virtual reality simply generalises this procedure: it provides reality deprived of substance.

The beneficiary is legally deprived of or waives the beneficiary's rights and there are no other beneficiaries designated.

The disappearance of the middle class, on behalf of the middle class where there are almost deprived of political parties.

The bold and vicious insurgent of no cultivation was deprived of the autonomy.

We will not let ourselves be deprived of a word or hint concerning that wonderful woman .

Now that I am deprIved of my trade, I don't know what wIll become of me.

Thus, suddenly deprived of our parent culture, we had to evolve uniquely Mexican-American modes of thought and action in order to survive.

The good citizens of Houston are rightly indignant about being deprived of their space-age heritage.

Being deprived of even one essential amino acid is enough for the GCN2 kinase to switch the metabolism into an emergency mode.

before 1920s, american women were deprived of vote to a great extent.

The PHP reporting application can read the XML directly, so it is not deprived of accurate data.

It is absolutely unfair that these children are deprived of the rights to receive education.

Maybe you are colorblind , so my childhood becomes gray, deprived of joy, or happy memories, but defect and ugly scars.

The future history books might also record that we were deprived of the use of our eyes.

Today, I was feeling pretty lonely and deprived of social interaction. I complained to my boyfriend.

those who are deceased or have been deprived of political rights according to law shall be removed from the roll.

Without competitive elections, states are deprived of the chance to select the candidates best suited to serve on the council.

Persons deprived of political rights by law may not perform military service.

Queries on the Stipulation that "Forbidding the People once Deprived of Political Rights Working at Public Places of Entertainment"

Traffic lights off. Hospitals deprived of electricity.

But due to various reasons, I was deprived of the opportunity to win the golden medal.

If some people got their rights, they would complain of being deprived of their wrongs.

But so will an Anthropocene deprived of such deliberation.

The results suggest that babies born at high altitude are deprived of oxygen before birth.

Experiments show yeast and worms deprived of oxygen can survive extreme cold.

He shouldn't be deprived of the right to defend himself .

the farmers were afraid of being deprived of the exporting right.

based on the principle that a person cannot be deprived of life or liberty or property without appropriate legal procedures and safeguards.

Should Juvenile Convicts be deprived of Political Rights?

Some children in disadvantaged circumstances are deprived of the chance to receive education.

Deprived of some of the basic necessities or advantages of life, such as adequate housing, medical care, or educational facilities.

When women are maltreated and when they are deprived of economic power, it creates a breeding ground for future terrorism.

Our methodology is that the child is deprived of food and sleep for days.

Undercapitalism, we are deprived of the power to decide whether we want to produce more hospitals or more breakfast cereals.

So, it looks like quite a reality and it is true that if your regions are emptied out, you are deprived of manpower.

Once this happens the coral is deprived of energy and dies.

Overnight they are deprived of a comfort of a lifetime.

Nations will see and be ashamed, deprived of all their power. They will lay their hands on their mouths and their ears will become deaf.

It knows that if you are deprived of food for a period of time that you will die.

In short, China's education makes us very stressful, feel like deprived of youth.

society, the old warrior has been deprived of privileges, harbor resentment, Bingluan endless.

The parents addicted to alcohol are customarily deprived of access to their children.

Ultimately, Jackson wanted to give his kids the idyllic childhood that he was deprived of, said Oxman.

She's spending long hours on exciting projects while he is deprived of affection, attention, and sex.

Deprived of regular income, many homeowners are falling behind with their mortgage payments.

Deprived of our own vote, we must pin our hopes on Ireland to speak for all of us.

Because of the She-lynx Normandy will lose both its isles and be deprived of its former dignity.

For the first time, I'm being deprived of my tears.

He must woo and flatter the official because without his goodwill he will be deprived of information.

The painters of today are deprived of such serenity.

This story illustrates, some people because of greed, want more benefits, the results are even deprived of the existing.

People in that country were deprived of their right to vote.

Deprived of moisture content, soil turns into desert.

that you're deprived of the good things in life.

In the words of Dostoevsky, "deprived of meaningful work, men and women lose their reason for existence" .

The consumer pays less, but the Treasury is deprived of tariff revenue.

The employees get to keep the bonuses while AIG is deprived of funds that were supposedly essential to keeping it afloat.

The Government gives financial assistance to ensure that no students are deprived of education for lack of means.

Because B has a farm, A will be deprived of a farm.

Half of the volunteers were then deprived of sleep while the other half received a normal night's sleep.

They hadn't been deprived of their horns, which gave them that look of dignity and ferocity that cows have since lost.

These lenses cover not only the cornea, like a regular contact, but also the surrounding area. Every area they cover is deprived of oxygen.

ENGISH The law protects citizens who are wrongfully deprived of their liberty by another.

So they're deprived of understanding their reality.

Every animal does it at some point in the 24-hour cycle and people who are forcibly deprived of sleep are effectively undergoing torture.

But they fail to notice that deprived of work, most women will suffer unspeakable boredom and misery.

He cites figures from UNICEF that 112 million kids worldwide are deprived of formal classroom learning, 74 million of them girls.

These poor children were deprived of love and proper care.

For ages she has been deprived of the opportunity to meet this obligation.

Then, are they deprived of salvation forever?

Those who reject Allah will be deprived of Allah's grace and guidance.

Lucky group not only deprived of Kodak's withdraws his business on affected, there is a great development.

Yet those who imagined him deprived of love were wrong.

It's not just insomniacs or people being deprived of sleep.

Union leaders and protesters that are willing to negotiate salary and benefits, but can not tolerate being deprived of trade union rights.

David might even be deprived of balance and crash to the floor in 20 tons of fragments.

Studies show when animals are deprived of oxygen and then exposed to near-freezing temperatures, they can enter suspended animation.