I almost think the more deprived and edgy the better.
Salmond was stunned by the unexpected concession, which seemed to have deprived him of the opportunity to attack Westminster for meddling in Scottish matters.
Striker Davie Dodds left for Neuchatel Xamax of Switzerland, although just four months later he would be back in Scotland with Aberdeen, and just a few weeks into the start of the new season, defender Richard Gough moved to Tottenham for £700,000, bucking the trend at the time that had seen players based in England moving north due to being deprived of European football.
Three-quarters of plans were in the south of England, where the need for housing is greatest and only nine of the published plans were in areas described as "most deprived".
I love the challenge of working in schools in deprived areas.
I want these children to be successful, to go to university, do apprenticeships and stay in Skerne Park, so in 10 years time the area is no longer deprived.
According to the report, this means that the UK could be deprived of 42,000 successful female entrepreneurs by 2050.
It takes health services to the streets of some of the UK's most deprived areas, to reach the children who are most in need of support but least likely to get it.
SBD has its roots in the idea of "defensible space", created by the American architect and town planner Oscar Newman in the early 1970s, as a result of research he carried out in three deprived New York housing projects.
Fifteen minutes away from the spruced-up centre of Lille, around the Gambetta metro station, you could be in any deprived town in the north of England.
From this reference, we can deduce that the OLC authored a separate drone memo assessing – and dispensing with – the proposition that an American citizen had the right not to be deprived of his life without some form of judicial process.
