As a result, rural Cambodian villages are devoid of school-leavers as they get absorbed into the industry.
It's a less intimidating approach to literature, free from the burden of historical background and devoid of grad-school jargon.
If he had a wife and children, he allowed, his decision about whether to stay in a neighborhood plagued by crime and devoid of good schools "would be very, very different".
For a visitor like myself, devoid of a Saint Paul's School diploma or recognizable provenance, it's a strange but fascinating universe.
For example, around the world, especially on university campuses, one Islamist party has revived the dry, rationalist approach to faith of the Mu'tazilite school, devoid of spirituality, insisting that every adult must doubt their childhood faith and intellectually convince themselves of the existence of God before proceeding any further.
Long derided as repositories for underachievers, as trade schools devoid of academic rigor, community colleges are recasting themselves as wise first choices for the serious student looking to sidestep crushing debt.
Religion, though, does not have to be taboo in school, despite many people's belief that public schools are devoid of all references to religion.
The prime minister, Lukas Papademos, warned before the vote that wages and pensions would go unpaid, hospitals and schools would be devoid of funding, banks would collapse and people's savings would be lost if the 300 MPs rejected the terms set for receipt of a €130bn bailout.
Finally, I believe that the law school's program fails strict scrutiny because it is devoid of any reasonably precise time limit on the law school's use of race in admissions.
(The school hallways are noticeably devoid of adults. In this world, kids fend for themselves).
But when she delivers the fabled "Adelaide's Lament," standing straight up like a school valedictorian, it's devoid of original poi-son-ality.
