He knew a lot about comedy and we used to share comedy and afterwards I had less access to it.
Under the proposals, they said, patients would have had less access to some services like cardiac care.
The poor once looked very different from the rich: they were worse fed, worse clothed, worse washed and had less access to medical and dental care.
Specialist Parker said her husband, Dwight Parker, who also has the rank of specialist and is now at an undisclosed location, had less access to e-mail.
While the Islamists had less access to television, the army attack on the protesters was extensively documented in online video shared with reporters by Sondos Asem, a media coordinator for Mr. Morsi.
In states with policies banning all sugary drinks in schools, students had less access to them on campus, but their overall consumption of the drinks did not fall, suggesting they were getting the drinks elsewhere.
"But what was striking to me was that there was a triple injustice enacted upon them: first, the flooding circulated rubbish and human waste around the slum, leading to outbreaks of malaria, dengue, leptospirosis, and general ill health since people had less access to food, water, medicine, and healthcare, and emergency services neglected these areas, focusing on middle-class neighbourhoods.
A Jobs thing that didn't work out so well: I love MP3 culture — the social and intellectual value of trading songs, and the democratic nature of a small file that can be accessed easily, especially in places that had less access to music when it was stored on a physical, breakable medium.
While federal money paid for almost a quarter of the computers that schools received in the 1997-1998 school year, "high-poverty schools had less access to technology than low-poverty schools in terms of the quantity, quality and connectivity of computers," the report said.
