unshorn

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• Birch, shorn of their leaves, receive sugars and carbon from evergreens.

• Last valued at $20 billion in 2015, its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission have shorn down that valuation.

• These are, of course, the very values he had pre-emptively shorn in his initial piece.

• Even shorn of all that gratuitous nudity, though, Drive He Said would be far from a masterpiece.

• The facades of two six-story buildings have been shorn off, allowing a glimpse into wrecked apartments.

• Shorn of the details Romney seldom discusses, his drumbeat appeal is simple.

• The promise of “otherness” and change that had made Obama so sexy to so many stands shorn of its magic.

• The old dining-hall had shared in the general decay, and been shorn of all its ancient honours.

• How will he feel now he realizes he is shorn of his direct power to help us through these dark and dreadful Straits?

• In this city he encountered his former ranking officer, shorn of all his possessions, and just emerging from an insane asylum.

• The ceremony was shorn of the grotesque pageantry of chivalric times, and was confined to the interior of the abbey.

• The grief and misfortune which had shorn some of his radiance had given a more human spell to what remained.