I imagined the beautiful work we were deprived of because of those men who stood so casually on that hillside in Viznar in 1936 and murdered the poet.
These feelings of loss toward raising healthy children only heightened participants' desire for second children so that they might re-capture the opportunities they felt deprived of because of their first child's PDD.
Survival to discharge in very preterm infants does not seem to vary with deprivation, although the overall burden of mortality is greater in more deprived areas because of the increased incidence rates of very preterm birth.
Conclusions The burden of mortality and morbidity is greater among babies born to women from deprived areas because of increased rates of very preterm birth.
Despite the absence of an association between neighbourhood socio-economic status and infant mortality and morbidity, the total burden of mortality and respiratory and neurological morbidity will be greater in deprived areas because of their higher rates of preterm birth.
In 70-odd years the British novelist Richard Hughes produced only three novels, the excellence of which has been universally recognized; fiction lovers have been deprived of more because of the claims of the film world on Hughes's talent.
An easily recognizable form of such injustice is when a person or a social group is unfairly deprived of knowledge because of their lack of access to education or other epistemic resources.
At the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul later this month, the Education Cannot Wait fund will help millions of children who are deprived of schooling because of emergency situations - including wars, natural disasters and health crises.
