| And I like to think there's still a little of that capriciousness to my choices. |
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| The Romans, intuitively, seemed to know better, for they named it after the goddess they feared for her vengefulness, capriciousness and cruelty. |
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| Experience taught them not to underestimate the obstructiveness and capriciousness of governments or the malevolence of opponents. |
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| This is a good thing, obviously, but it is hard to defend the capriciousness of the process in the hands of the execrable Senator. |
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| Whether you interpret such behavior as capriciousness or hard-core adventure, enduring it is a price you must occasionally pay. |
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| As it was, this random capriciousness on his part ended up providing me with my main home address for the next 16 years. |
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| Exceptions for culture also make us subject to retaliation in other areas, and subject to capriciousness. |
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| We find ourselves at funerals, pondering the capriciousness of the grim reaper. |
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| While trending down, auto retailers have among the most volatile inventory ratios of any industry, a reflection of the capriciousness of demand. |
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| But things get complicated when you consider the selectiveness of the church's outrage, the capriciousness of its mercy. |
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| More than anything, they reflect our uneasiness with the modern world, its complexity, and often its capriciousness. |
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| But the company failed to do so, fuelling worries about the capriciousness of its accounting policies. Why might investors worry about all this? |
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| More than at any point in recent history, the global economy's fate is tied to the capriciousness of policymakers. |
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| The citizens of several Member States have been affected by Russia's capriciousness in a totally unacceptable way. |
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| Where the situation is truly critical, it's for the people who are still in the streets, in tents, left to the capriciousness of the weather. |
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| Thus, He moves from capriciousness to show as a loving God who does stop not giving chances to human souls that disturb His Harmony. |
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| De Boer manages to hold all these elements together with a capriciousness which is raw but revealing. |
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| Don't get into the habit of making another meal when your child refuses to eat the one you fixed: it only encourages capriciousness. |
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| Totally uninhabited regions, a truly remote section of Spain, where raw nature shows her capriciousness and beauty, and where man holds no sway? |
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| Y'know, I'm starting to be concerned at my own capriciousness. |
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| Recognising the fluidity and occasional capriciousness of perception, Leonardo delighted in it, contriving not only rebuses or visual puns, but also optical illusions. |
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| Ten thousand particulars are now told of the female historian's insolence, capriciousness, and even abandonness. |
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| In the first place, it is important to show that you are not alone, that it is not just individual capriciousness, and that these initiatives have institutional support. |
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| That is cute, but nonetheless, that was an important forward movement with regard to the restriction of the powers of the monarch so that we did not have capriciousness. |
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| In the face of nature's capriciousness, there's a Finnish matter-of-factness that can register as dolefulness or resignation to a newcomer's ears. |
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| The strange new charges seem designed to show both the state's capriciousness and its omnipotence. Russia's New Year holidays stretch into mid-January. |
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| The State party falls into error when it relies on the assumption that had the LLC acted dishonestly or with bias or capriciousness the Supreme Court would be an effective avenue of redress. |
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| To employ always the same witnesses, he would excite speculation, and expose himself to the imputation of fickleness or capriciousness. |
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