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WASHINGTON — It seems obvious: Killing terrorist leaders should weaken their organizations, depriving those groups of strategic direction and ideological appeal.

Nicolas Sarkozy, the opposition UMP leader and former president, sent Mr Cazeneuve new proposals, including depriving those convicted of terrorism of French nationality or civil rights.

"Unfortunately, the NYAG sought to prevent dissolution for almost two years, thereby depriving those most in need" of the foundation's money, he said.

"It helps avoid the war against Syria, depriving those who wanted to launch it of arguments to do so," the country's reconciliation minister, Ali Haidar, told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti.

Three decades of experience in responding to the H.I.V./AIDS epidemic has provided indisputable evidence that depriving those groups most at risk of H.I.V. infection of their human rights drives them underground.

(Perhaps these can be blamed on the fact that Fantasy Football is shut down until next September, thereby depriving those imaginative sports fans of a less pretentious, less public creative outlet).

During the night and early hours of the morning, even if you're not sleep deprived, those powers decline.

The personal stockpiling worries some experts because in a pandemic it could deprive those who really need the drugs.

People in the compound insist that the intent is to deprive those inside of sleep, though the Israeli Army denies that.

Ingeniously, a plural-juice advocate carries the day, arguing that a single variety deprives those who like it of the opportunity for penance.

For much of its 200-year-plus history the state has at best ignored, and at worst deprived, those living in the rural margins of this vast country.