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Material wealth often goes hand in hand with social deprivation.
Since Tom arrived at Guantanamo Bay he has been exposed to different forms of torture: sleep deprivation, sensory deprivation, extreme temperatures, prolonged isolation, lack of sunlight and limited health care.
Is modern society suffering from sleep deprivation?
She died of oxygen deprivation.
Sleep deprivation increases risk of heart attacks.
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You have borne on your shoulders injustice, destitution, and the deprivation of your rights.
Think of the years of suffering, deprivation and hardship among those awful savages.
The boy's deprivation, my dear, has been more spiritual than physical.
It's not on. How can anyone build a character inside a regime based on deprivation?
Sensory deprivation?
Must be some guy in the Psychology Department doing sensory deprivation studies.
Stephen, Cambridge are anxious for us to go ahead with the social deprivation series.
I wanted her to know that I did not belong to this rapacious abbey but to an order dedicated to lifting her people out of their physical destitution and spiritual deprivation.
Now what wrong can it possibly refer to except this deprivation of her father?
Dream deprivation is nothing to fool with.
No wonder I have A strange dislocated feeling, A sort of sensory deprivation.
I've had so many days at sea, This is like sensory deprivation.
I fear the resulting oxygen deprivation starved his brain, induced the coma you see here.
For as we know from experiments conducted on American Gis during the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one-way ticket to temporary psychosis.
It must be her concierge complex and acute marital deprivation.
We can say that he suffered from the same deprivation we are all coping with.
These negative things, limits, the deprivation of freedom are an assassination.
How can you build character in a regime based on deprivation?
A new sensory deprivation?
Must be some guy in the psychology department doing sensory deprivation studies.
But, uh, sleep deprivation is a disturbing thing.
First, the debilitary drug series then sensory deprivation, and finally induced psychotic phobia.
Dream deprivation is nothing to fool around with.
Sure, it depends, but a woman can really endure any sort of deprivation.
I'll endure any sort of deprivation or suffering. take me with you.
Experiment five: human resistance to fluid deprivation.
I think I could express all the bad experiences I've had, all the deprivation I've felt with every fiber of my being.
For as we know from experiments conducted on American Gls during the Korean War, sleep deprivation is a one-way ticket to temporary psychosis.
This is a ruling-class man. and he's actually suffering from oxygen deprivation.
He seems to be suffering from acute sleep deprivation.
I dare say we shall be able to bear the deprivation.
It is truly a very cruel deprivation.
News and current affairs
Men and women had not risked their lives simply to return to the old days of class privilege and social deprivation.
We can reduce childhood deprivation and increase equality of opportunity, thereby laying the groundwork for a more just and prosperous future - one that reflects our own avowed values.
After years of guilt and deprivation, the Germans were back, as it were.
The second idea is that deprivation of social interaction--namely human conversation--makes the brain more likely to produce hallucinated conversations.
Indeed, sensory deprivation can produce hallucinations in the sense mode that is deprived.
Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand, which lack Singapore's resources, are likely to suffer deprivation, fragmentation, and unrest, to say nothing of countries such as Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar.
Many are rejecting once-dominant perspectives on poverty and deprivation, warning that they lead to ineffective policy prescriptions.
It is important to know how much deprivation in a country would swing public opinion.
This deprivation in turn generates high social costs, including crime, violence, and dependency.
Most important, New York's highly concentrated population and comprehensive public transit system enable the majority of residents to live without owning automobiles, an unthinkable deprivation almost anywhere else in the US.
Decades of misrule and deprivation deepened religious and ethnic divisions.
A contour map of economic activity in the world would show mountains of prosperity and many ravines of deprivation.
This is the first case in which the ECHR has dealt seriously with the deprivation of legal capacity - which often facilitates abuses instead of protecting people from them.
At one end of the spectrum of deprivation, their opportunities are more constrained.
In 2015, the Secretary-General will help guide the world towards even bolder commitments in the fight to end extreme poverty and deprivation in the coming two decades.
I grew up in a small, impoverished town in central Serbia, where my parents lifted themselves out of extreme poverty and deprivation.
Whether caste is a good indicator of socioeconomic deprivation remains an unsettled issue.
If caste is a good indicator of deprivation now, it should have been even clearer in the past.
But statistical analysis of this evidence - the only accessible macro-level quantitative data for the whole country - does not confirm caste as a clear indicator of deprivation.
Hence, caste has not been an indicator of material deprivation, even during the early decades of the twentieth century.
But boosters of caste politics claim that it is not economic deprivation but the social backwardness from which these castes have historically suffered that makes caste reservations necessary.
By breaking Gaza's political isolation, the ceasefire has fueled hope of relief from economic and financial deprivation.
Millions of Europeans were driven to emigrate by economic and social deprivation.
Good governments must emphasise real development, which means removing what the Nobel laureate Amartya Sen calls the unfreedoms of illiteracy, ill-health and social deprivation.
WASHINGTON, DC - The geography of poverty and social deprivation has changed dramatically over the last two decades.