But until recently, Babar had been deprived of the most life-altering experience of all--going to college.
He's been deprived of closure.
This will give you a good idea of what the British public will be deprived of until the Sun on Sunday hits the stands.
We were deprived of it until today.
Petitioner may not be deprived of his life until that right is accorded him.
When Guantánamo opened in January 2002, the prisoners, who had been designated as "enemy combatants" on capture, were deprived of all rights until the Supreme Court ruled in Rasul that they had statutory habeas corpus rights.
Perhaps I was deprived as a child, but until recently I had never heard of Dippin' Dots ("The Ice Cream of the Future!").
Meanwhile, the federations' resolutions committee bitterly attacked John L. Lewis, chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization, predicting that there would be no solution for the labor split until he is deprived of authority or "voluntarily steps aside".
The collection grows with almost every mission, and Hassan fears it will not stop expanding until Isis is deprived of the space and resources to think up new ways of delivering death.
