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But look for Mr. Romney to try to deprive Mr. Gingrich of an audience moment by staying on the offensive.

Authors' estates try to deprive scholars of their ability to reprint parts of books or articles because they disapprove of the scholar's point of view.

After his father's burial in Kandahar -- even the Taliban did not try to deprive the head of the Populzai of a final resting place in his native soil -- tribal elders chose Hamid Karzai to be the successor.

Even after President Obama tried to start a dialogue on gun violence last year, stating, "I believe that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to bear arms," the N.R.A. flatly rebuked his overture and urged its members to vote against Mr. Obama so that he couldn't try to deprive them of gun rights through Supreme Court appointments in a second term.

Two other strong candidates, the ultraconservative Hazem Abu-Ismail and the moderate Islamist Abdel-Moneim Abolfotoh, have frostier relations with the military and are more likely to try to deprive the generals of a significant political role after a transition of power.

As Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower asserted, "Only a fool would try to deprive working men and women of their right to join the union of their choice".

In despair, he was trying to deprive himself as well.

Are they trying to deprive Andrew Sullivan of material?

"We're not trying to deprive the citizens from their right to get into the Constitution.

"These people are trying to deprive the Iraqi people of their rights," he added.

This project has since been cited as proof that outsiders are not trying to deprive Iran of civilian nuclear power.