One popular example, known as "The Russian Sleep Experiment," is a short story about Russian prisoners who are forcibly deprived of sleep until they cannibalize each other.
The two trans-Atlantic powers agreed to "respect the right of all peoples to choose the form of Government under which they will live; and they wish to see sovereign rights and self-government restored to those who have been forcibly deprived of them".
Rats forcibly deprived of REM sleep die within five weeks.
The consolidation of central power was effected not with the help of the almost nonexistent middle class or by social reforms but by forcibly depriving the nobility and gentry of their political influence.
Williams contrives to forcibly deprive his hero of happiness in his marriage, his daughter, his lover, even his vocation.
Later that year the men prepared a file for US senators in which they said they had been repeatedly punched, kicked, slapped, forcibly injected, deprived of sleep, hooded, photographed naked and subjected to sexual and religious humiliations.
His style is forcibly intransitive: verbs are deprived of their objects, prepositions are suppressed, conjunctions vanish, full-stops proliferate.
Investment needs to be forcibly pushed into places long deprived of it.
After being detained near Peshawar by a different Pakistani agency, the Intelligence Bureau IBB), he says that he was beaten, deprived of sleep, forcibly catheterised, and had chemicals injected up his nose.
The Canadian Government agreed today to pay the equivalent of $17,325 in compensation to each of about 12,000 surviving Japanese-Canadians who were forcibly uprooted from their homes in British Columbia, interned and deprived of their property in World War II.
Also this week, Mr. Gorbachev issued a decree ordering the widest rehabilitation yet of victims of Stalin's repressions from the 1920's through the 1950's, including peasants deprived of their land during collectivization and national groups who were forcibly dispersed during World War II.
