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Meanings of disenfranchise many in English

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Usage of disenfranchise many in English
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There is concern the delays could last into November and disenfranchise many Americans.
The Guardian
2
A lack of education and money disenfranchise many from playing sport, writes Ian O'Riordan.
The Irish Times
3
It will doubtless serve to disenfranchise many students and others based away from their home constituencies during the working week.
The Irish Times
4
The party believes that this would disenfranchise many thousands of students, as well as other people who work away from their family homes.
The Irish Times
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In the same way, nominating polling day for Thursday, November 25th may disenfranchise many students and others who work away from the constituency.
The Irish Times
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For too long, we have had budgets that provide security for a wealthy and powerful few rather than the poor and disenfranchised many.
The Guardian
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