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One controversial proposal is to deprive space-time of its fundamental status by showing how it "emerges " in some non-spatio-temporal theory.

These substitutions also leave the form of physical equations unchanged for coordinate-systems in motion, allowing for the relativity of space within such coordinate-systems, thus depriving space and time of the "last vestige of physical objectivity" (Schlick 2006a, Sec. VII).

Such pioneering ventures ended after the Soviet Union disintegrated and the economy soured, depriving the space agency of funds.

Messi was regularly deprived of space in the first half by a host of red shirts.

"We have been traditionally deprived of park space," said Majora Carter, an associate director of the community development corporation.

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.

"He rightly believed this method to be less dangerous than to muzzle the senators directly," is Cramer's assessment of Augustus's decision to terminate publication of the senatorial protocols, limiting at a stroke how physical voices raised against him in the Senate could travel and lodge in the wider public consciousness by depriving them of space on the official platform.

All across the world, girls are prevented from attending school, not provided the opportunity to go on to secondary school and deprived of safe space while at school by abuse by male teachers and lack of sanitary supplies which would make them comfortable during the time of menstruation.