Poor deprived child, I still remember Tuesday mealtimes of floating pats of fine Scandinavian butter on boiled potatoes, ruing my mother's lack of imagination.
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Even if it's only for one month or one year ( the ultimate goal of foster care is to return the child to its original home or secure another permanent living situation ), the Wallaces dearly want to make a difference in a deprived child's life.
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"Such abstractions as ` ghetto neighborhood'or ` culturally deprived child'or ` socially marginal this'and ` something else that,'I'm trying to rescue myself and the people I write about from these overwrought and sometimes fatuous generalizations, " he says.
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Chess games may contain most of what we need to know about the causes of our psychological troubles; they can tell us why we are as we are victim or martyr, sexually impotent, deprived child looking for adventure, etc . but they can also show us the remedy for our disorder.
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Only the most deprived child of the mid-' 50s lacked a coonskin cap or a Crockett lunchbox, while more privileged households could pick from among the Davy Crockett Outdoor Grill ( " For Frontier Living " ), the Davy Crockett Frontier Torch Light ( a flashlight which " Lights Up the Wilderness and Every Other Place " ) and the exquisitely fringed rec-room chairs for frontier lounging, Crockett-style.
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