Deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote.
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They emphasize their duty to protect their young, voiceless patients from harm.
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Discussion often frames the Border and its people as forgotten, ignored, voiceless.
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And in the meantime, the voiceless tete-a-teteing of the five couples continued.
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Animal life had something in it akin to her own voiceless being.
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Rachael repeated in a voiceless undertone as she rapidly paced the room.
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Five million people will presumably be disenfranchised by these new voting laws.
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That means even a day's delay in delivery could leave thousands disenfranchised.
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You don't want a disenfranchised community because that leads to more poverty.
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Thanathorn said he hoped to appeal to younger voters and disenfranchised citizens.
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He said hardly any group had been found that had been disenfranchised.
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One-sixth or one-eighth of the men were voters, the rest were disfranchised.
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Nobody should be disfranchised because of who his or her parents are.
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Under our complicated systems of registration, they are often disfranchised at both.
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If boroughs are to be disfranchised, why should not counties be destroyed?'
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In New-York I am to be disfranchised, and in New-Jersey hanged.
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Nobody says that most voteless men regarded a vote as unmanly.
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In vain: the demands of the voteless diggers went unheard.
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Nobody says that any voteless men regarded it as unmanly.
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The "voteless recovery" that Downing Street fears may well come to pass.
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But, being voteless, there was no way in which their views could be authoritatively set forth.
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Not for the world would I have revealed the damning fact that I was a voteless undergraduate.
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But the women's plea has been that, as they are voteless, these methods have been necessary to call attention to their demands.
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Otherwise the consent of the voteless governed was obviously non-existent, and government was carried on in defiance of the absence of that consent.
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It is time for the Unionist Party to think of the hapless, the helpless, the voteless, and, therefore voiceless, elements in Irish life.
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All my supporters are detained voteless under arms, and the only votes cast will be those of the older and more timid men.
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Well, yes, there are, although the continued value placed on science in Ireland means that a substantial portion of his constituency resides, voteless, abroad.
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"You belong to a voteless race and I can't give you a berth," said the ticket agent.
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Nobody says that most voteless men regarded a vote as unmanly.
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In vain: the demands of the voteless diggers went unheard.
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Nobody says that any voteless men regarded it as unmanly.
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The "voteless recovery" that Downing Street fears may well come to pass.