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You also believe that good can come of a collapse that deprives most of the population of its means of survival.

This sort of test deprives carriers' privacy and is the root of discrimination.

Moral skill is chipped away by an over-reliance on rules that deprives us of the opportunity to improvise and learn from our improvisations.

This deprives the children of an experience of death, an experience very important to one's life.

We desire you to awaken to the drudgery of your existence which deprives your soul of food for growth.

Poverty often deprives a man of all spirit and , virtue; it is hard for an empty bag to stand upright.

Dai: As for artists, sense of safety and reliability is a good thing, isn't it? This deprives of their sensitivity to social changes.

A parallel processor deprives the programmer of one of the most valuable tools for debugging: repeatability.

The miserable record of its social spending deprives firms of well-nourished, well-schooled workers, and saps the political will for reform.

The disenfranchisement of women deprives them of the ability to raise their children in a progressive, dynamic fashion.

Moreover, this causes Muslims problems with the authorities in these countries and deprives them from some of their rights.

He deprives the leaders of the earth of their reason; he sends them wandering through a trackless waste.

That deprives Russia of a fiscal hawk and key voice for economic reform, just when it increasingly needs both.

It is Frank who was shouting just now, which one more time deprives me of a goal.

Moreover, even the mere confinement in laboratory cages deprives chimpanzees of basic physical, social and emotional sustenance.

"Russia control over central Asia gas flows deprives Eurasia of an important element of market diversity, " says the draft.

This deprives myths of oxygen and also nudges people to doubt nasty things they may hear about the company in question.

Evaporation of the outer disk deprives the black hole jet of the mass that serves as its fuel, and eventually chokes it off.

His criticism deprives of her courage.

This deprives humans of loving life experiences over time leading to greater boredom, depression and non-fulfillment.

But it deprives ordinary families across Europe and America of the gains from trade.

Zou Lei commits the crime of corruption to condemn legally the death penalty, deprives the political rights lifelong.

The Communist Party makes fattens the public and deprives the private, not allowing the Chinese people to have sufficient private property.

Every uses deception, as soon as passes through the verification, namely deprives the test qualifications or hires the qualifications.

In principle, this deprives users of certain word-processing features only available with . DOC.

Only in this way can it be determined if segregation in public schools deprives these plaintiffs of the equal protection of the laws.

My work deprives me of my spare time.

and this deprives justice of its critical character.

That wastes the time and talents of some fine stars and deprives KFP2 of the communal camaraderie of these experts in kick-ass.

Fear sours the palette and deprives you from tasting of the sweet nectar of life.

And overly worrying about the future deprives us of the experience we need to carry us there.

The problem with being passionately in love is that it deprives you of too much sleep.

Ballooning a shared page is a mistake because it deprives the guest of resources without actually saving any memory.

Whom God would ruin, he first deprives of reason.

We will be addressing the G20 countries, as their wealth and power deprives them of excuses for ducking their obligations.

They think the government deprives their leisure time.

Instead, he deprives the characters of dignity, such as Billy's cowardice, Weary's brutality.

Long lasting of the situation confuses people and deprives them of the ability and way by which they can restore the original virtue.

It deprives American workers of good jobs. And it needs to change.

Roberts said Mr. Obama's move deprives Americans of the chance to learn about the new so-called "health czar, " Donald Berwick.

He does not care whom he deprives enjoyment, so that he can obtain it.

Too sterile an environment deprives kids' bodies of the chance to learn how to fight infections.

Poverty often deprives a man of all spirit and virtue;

whoever deprives or limits the organized person's personal freedom;

It is the news that deprives most parents of the hope