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The phrase 'has been left without' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation where someone does not have something that they previously had. For example: "The house has been left without a roof following the storm."
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Bush, though, has been left without much of a case.
"She feels she has been left without any justice".
"She has been left without a replacement chair for eight months.
It has been left without one ever since the Downtown Athletic Club, near Wall Street, closed after 9/11.
Instead, Hughes tells me, her daughter has been left without either of the Conservative government's key "reformed" sickness benefits.
"Alex's sister has been left without her brother whom she idolised and we will continue to keep his memory alive in everything that we do.
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At least 5 million people have been left without homes by the disaster.
Analysts warned of a political crisis if Nepal had been left without a constitution.
With the credibility of ratings in tatters, investors have been left without a compass.
"Whole communities have been left without any options, except for motorists," confirms Lianna Etkind at CBT.
But Yvonne Smith Segars, who heads the office, said no defendant had been left without representation.
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