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Meanings of deprive of sleep in English

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Usage of deprive of sleep in English
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He was deprived of sleep and his spectacles taken so he couldn't see.
Reuters
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Rats that are completely deprived of sleep die within two or three weeks.
The Guardian
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He slept as if he'd been deprived of sleep for a very long time.
Kennedy's brain
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During the 36-hour-long continuous military training (survival) the subjects were deprived of sleep.
Pubmed
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It also said migrants were deprived of sleep and denied access to water from the police.
Reuters
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It reveals they were repeatedly beaten, shackled, interrogated at gunpoint, sexually humiliated and deprived of sleep.
The Irish Times
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First, he said, let Augusta be watched and deprived of sleep for five or six days.
A History of the Moravian Church
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Over 16 days, Shah was deprived of sleep and forced to assume stress positions for long periods.
The Guardian
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He says he was beaten, whipped, deprived of sleep and forced to witness the torture of others.
The Guardian
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They say he was sexually humiliated by female interrogators and deprived of sleep, personal belongings and medical care.
Reuters
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In most cases they were watched around the clock by two officers at a time and deprived of sleep.
The Guardian
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We were tortured in an awful way, with electricity, we were beaten, deprived of sleep, the grey-haired 38-year-old said.
Reuters
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As well as being beaten and threatened with execution he was deprived of sleep for so long that he began hallucinating.
The Guardian
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He was in the room, watching as our client collapsed psychologically from being degraded, physically abused, deprived of sleep and human contact.
The Guardian
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The former inmates said they were beaten, deprived of sleep, hung from the ceiling and threatened with dogs at the air b
Reuters
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According to the accounts that have trickled out some were beaten; many were deprived of sleep, forced to sit in stress positions and threatened.
The Guardian