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bereft of life

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See: dead, deceased, lifeless


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And it was he bluntly told NASA that Mars is bereft of life long before the US space agency's probes confirmed as much.
His boss came out and muttered and tutted, declaring that the boiler had expired, was deceased, demised and totally bereft of life.
This Scoop6 is an ex-superbet, a bet bereft of life, a bet that has ceased to be, although the PR team behind it may yet draw attention to its lovely plumage and advise us that it is in fact merely resting, having tired itself out with a long squawk.
 
 
 
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