de·priv·al (d -pr  v l)n. Deprivation. |
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The sense of deprival of needed resources that's common in most schools is replaced by one of satisfaction. Any intimations of authentic deprival are precious, because they are ways through which intimations of good, unthinkable in public terms, may appear to us. The deprival of dental care to residential schools students as described in some letters may have never happened. |
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