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See: expense, sacrifice


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The sense of deprival of needed resources that's common in most schools is replaced by one of satisfaction.
Sometimes you just need a bigger budget by Frye, Gary Lee / School Administrator
Any intimations of authentic deprival are precious, because they are ways through which intimations of good, unthinkable in public terms, may appear to us.
George Grant: intimations of deprival, intimations of beauty by Robertson, Neil G. / Modern Age
The deprival of dental care to residential schools students as described in some letters may have never happened.
Denial of proper dental care `may never have happened': residential ... by Siebert, John / Anglican Journal
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