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But this isn’t simplicity shorn of creativity.

He added that regrettably, the next most senior justice of the Supreme Court, like Deputy Governors of a state, shorn of any official function except at the pleasure of the Governor, is neither consulted on anything nor does he have any official function.

MISSION, Texas — Along a bend in the Rio Grande, shorn of all brush except for an occasional palm, looms an 18-foot fence of galvanized steel a few feet from the muddy water’s edge.

But shorn of the historical backdrop, how many Panamanians take Cervantes’s work be what the writer said it was, satire about knights and chivalry?

But the momentum shifted spectacularly the other way with Trump then reeling off six consecutive frames against an opponent who looked shorn of confidence.

Shorn hair cluttered the floors of beauty parlors as young women wore their hair closely cut.

Shorn of three of their best talents, the Gadirova twins, Jessica and Jennifer, and Ondine Achampong due to injury, Britain have little chance of repeating their shock bronze medal win in Tokyo three years ago.

The A.N.C. is shorn of its purpose, a shadow of its former self, and the country it has long stewarded is troubled by collapsing infrastructure, systemic corruption, waning central authority and violent crime.

The Briton, who is at a career-high ranking of 25 and won his first ATP title in June in Stuttgart, now has a chance to reach his first Grand Slam quarter-final in a draw that is shorn of 24-time major champion Novak Djokovic as well as Alcaraz.

The grim details in its pages — shorn hair, emaciated bodies — that began to raise suspicions about its terrible origins.

The route clears a campsite and is instantly spectacular, with rugged bays, steep cliffs, sandy beaches and striking pinnacles shorn out of the soft sandstone by the might of the North Sea.

The senator is demonstrating how — through theatrical dissent from a few fashionable left-wing causes and strategic rebranding — it’s possible to create a Democratic politics shorn of some of its dumbest, most unnecessary cultural vulnerabilities.

Each year around 500 shearers travel to Australia from New Zealand and shear around 7 million sheep but due to Covid-19 travel restrictions that will not happen this year and farmers and shearing contractors have concerns about getting the flock shorn.

Shorn of tourism's lifeblood, some businesses already look doomed.

There were a lot of little heads to be shorn, so Grandpa’s focus was more on speed than on style.

Chris was on the loose for six years, without being shorn.

I can say that shorn of royalty and noble birth, she was a charismatic leader in her own right who toiled daily to earn her place under the sun.

Lampard is searching to strike the right balance in a team shorn of the goals and assists of and unable to raid the market because of a transfer ban.

No children's toy should be made with the hair of goat kids, who are left bloody and terrified after they're held down and shorn.

The pay-off is a life shorn of modern cares, an escape from the mundane, a rush of freedom in the face of unbridled nature, and vaulting skyscapes unmatched on dry land.