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deprivation
noun as in taking, keeping away; need
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As somebody who has spent years in prison, he said he can weather the deprivations.
Over the past week, the BBC has visited the county to speak with organisations working to reduce rural poverty and deprivation.
He says perimenopausal brain fog could have a similar impact to sleep deprivation, something he has researched extensively, finding that high doses of creatine could mitigate the effects of too little sleep.
Ferguson Marine employs about 300 workers and apprentices in an area which has high levels of deprivation.
The link between deprivation and poor health was highlighted by The Muslim Council of Britain as part of its own 2025 Census report.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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