The two men eventually succeeded in destroying each other's reputations, depriving each other of government funding, and depleting their own personal fortunes.
But beware: not only in the sense that they help each other, but also in the sense that they ransack each other, stealing feeling and intelligence, depriving each other of energy.
Bank failures may suddenly deprive other companies, and other banks, of the oxygen of credit.
Nevertheless, if a product doesn't give value for money, its use in the NHS would deprive other people – with other conditions – of cost-effective care.
One of the officers, who resigned, pleaded guilty in federal court Friday to conspiring with other officers to deprive other people of their civil rights.
"You cannot deprive the other side the moral force of its evidence simply by stipulating to the facts," he said.
However, lawyers have noted that doing so would deprive other companies of way to counter-attacking other types of patent lawsuits pursued by the two companies.
Thus, he accepts moral rules such as "Don't kill," "Don't cause pain or suffering to others," "Don't incapacitate others," "Don't deprive others of the goods of life," and the like.
"This would seriously cripple or deprive other fruit juice producers of the ability to compete.
The purpose of farming is to deprive other species of the land, and sequester it for our own use.
