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There's a dearth of programming for all the new media outlets.
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The rock, exhibiting a dearth of holds and coated with six inches of crumbly rime, did not look promising, but just left of the main prow was a shallow corner glazed with frozen meltwater.† (source)
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My eyes adjust to the dearth of light.† (source)
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We have numerous sharpshooters, but rather a dearth of camera crews.† (source)
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All you know of life you learned from singers, and there's such a dearth of good sacking songs.† (source)
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It was a fairly awful reminder, the dearth of good memories we had since our move, that my wife was forced to pick Hannibal for her treasure hunt.† (source)
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The heat had caused a dearth of conversation and made him welcome almost any question.† (source)
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None of the shops were boarded up yet, but observing the dearth of cars parked in front of the businesses, he wondered how long they could hold out.† (source)
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And as Howard Jones once wrote, "Hopkins, with its large indigent black population, had no dearth of clinical material."† (source)
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The physician had asked McAllister how he expected to replace him — there was a dearth of competent doctors in Macao.† (source)
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It offered a set of bona fide heroes rather than simply a dearth of villains.† (source)
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He expounded on the lack of morality in the young, the dearth of organized religion in the home, the school, the workplace.† (source)
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Many thousands then perished, but the Days of Dearth (1158-60) were at the time of this tale long past and the Hobbits had again become accustomed to plenty.† (source)
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She didn't like recalling how he'd laughed at her, but when she had such a dearth of material, she needed every detail, uncomfortable or not.† (source)
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There was a dearth of pens that day in class.† (source)
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Never had he seen "such a dearth of public spirit and want of virtue" as among the Yankee soldiers, he confided in a letter to Reed of November 28.† (source)
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