People who know Schiller cite eccentricities like his replacing the style-deprived ties of some employees and interrupting meetings to draw chemical formulas that illustrate his point.
Genghis never had to make the compromises with traditional status that would have been necessary if he had not started as a refugee, deprived of the supporting ties so vital to traditional steppe life.
Montazeri found work again, but Amini was tied down, sleep deprived, and uninterested in the things she used to do.
The Americans had defeated Japan 4 3 earlier in the tournament, with the aid of a controversial call by an umpire who deprived Japan of a potential tie-breaking run in the eighth inning and thus opened the way for the Americans to score the winning run in the ninth inning.
But the Indonesian defense minister, Mohammad Mahfud Mahmodin, told reporters after meeting Mr. Cohen that Washington's decision to end military ties with Indonesia had deprived the Indonesian military of equipment that it needs to subdue the Timorese militias.
After theoretical investment in emancipation by cyborg (whose posthumanity, disembodied, deprived of complexity, bloodless, without family ties, turns out to be ominously curative of human awkwardness), provided that we outlive chemical and technical intervention and influence, we are left with the biotic attempts at human alteration.
The conservative leader has lamented that disputes rooted in Japan's rule of Korea from 1910 to 1945 deprived two neighbors of opportunities to increase economic ties and work more closely together to cope with North Korea's nuclear threats.
This stress position, known as shabeh, is a form of torture: he also described having a bag placed over his head and tied tightly round his neck, and being deprived of sleep for long hours.
The latter complaint included one case in which a prisoner reported having been deprived of sleep, kicked repeatedly and injured, and had a baseball tied into his mouth.
But legislators representing New York City and advocates for prisoners' rights have long maintained that putting prisons hundreds of miles away from the inmates' homes in the city deprives them of family ties that could help keep them out of trouble when they are released.
This throws into stark relief their true priorities homophobia for homophobia's sake and the rank hypocrisy of claiming to care about kids while working to deprive children of legal ties to parents who love them.
