Deprived of oxygen
have been used to research cot death.
Deprived neighborhoods
in the city.
Deprived areas such
as blackbird leys.
Mr m mcguinness: i have just returned from visiting a primary school in one of the most
socially deprived
areas of belfast.
Deprived in the country.
Deprived of all stimulation.
Deprived ward
in the boro.
The demand for medical care outweighs supply in many parts of the uk, particularly in
economically deprived
communities.
Deprived of liberty
should be given equal statutory protection.
Deprived areas: a pilot study.
Whilst the number of lower intelligence children invariably come from a
socio-economically deprived
background.
A person can be
deprived of sleep
by their own body and mind, insomnia, or actively deprived of sleep
by their own body and mind, insomnia, or actively deprived by another individual.
Deprived boroughs, the school is a powerful engine of regeneration in its own right.
No one shall be
arbitrarily deprived
of his property.
Deprived of these opportunities
to assess their progress.
Deprived communities
80 % have not been to an arts event or even the cinema.
In that part of poland where war disorder was less common, 18 persons were
unjustly deprived
of their lives.
Deprived of the pleasure
of direct sunshine.
Deprived council estate, perhaps.
Nobody shall however be
permanently deprived
of a college office or post without the approval of council.
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