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" Devoid of power , the electrostatic charge that kept water from making contact with a cop 's rain slicker was nothing more than a failed promise . On 28 September 1999 the applicant was arrested on suspicion of having committed two armed robberies and was detained on remand . Now I just need somebody to pay me to play Wiffle ball , and I will have all the material I need for my autobiography , " A Life Devoid of Meaning , " which will be available at bookstores everywhere as soon as I find somebody to ghostwrite it . Somaliland , although devoid of international recognition , functions well as a virtually independent , increasingly democratic entity based on pre-1960 borders and a British colonial heritage . On the simulator it 's very difficult from the center couch to see the altimeter . the notion that the feminine ought to be absorbed into the masculine dates back to Blake 's time , and current feminist interpretations are not in some little shell devoid of reference to the past . On page 148 of ' Habit and Instinct , ' we read , " Ducklings so thoroughly associated water with the sight of their tin that they tried to drink from it and wash in it when it was empty , nor did they desist for some minutes , " and this with other similar [ p. 100 ] phenomena is attributed to the ' association by contiguity ' of human psychology . It has been argued that often attention was placed on collateral features of this science rather than on the means of producing it , that is to say , it was a science devoid of its crucial research component . The preliminary results of the study , published in the report On the Move : Promoting Consumers ' Physical Activity in Orientation and Mobility ( O & M ) Practice , Using Evidence and Advocacy , revealed that there are many barriers in the environment that impede mobility for people with disabilities .