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Gates said the arrest made him aware of how minorities are vulnerable "to capricious forces like a rogue policeman" .

He judged her to be capricious, and easily weary of the pleasure of the moment.

The greatest disadvantage of a person is not selfish, passionate, brutal, capricious, but a paranoid love do not love themselves.

An accompanying footnote, however, seemed to leave the door open to review under the arbitrary and capricious standard.

Arrow ou: vernon, do not be capricious again, ok? There is so big crisis in family, can't you think for daddy and andrew a little?

He was an indecisive sort of person and always capricious.

The capricious creature probably wanted a whipping to bring her to the understanding of the principle called mastery.

Our future is entirely within our own control. It is not at the mercy of any capricious or uncertain external power.

Dumb Blonde: The capricious schtick was all a persona, if Hollywood legend is to be believed.

After 41 years of his violently capricious rule, Libya's 6. 5m people know Mr Qaddafi well enough to take him seriously.

Explicit government ownership would be an improvement over the onerous, fiddly and capricious intervention of today.

From the point of view of the rest of the group, it was arbitrary and capricious.

People who prefer red , the representative of warm colours, may be an active , energetic but a little capricious guy.

The chief cause of Libya's poor performance is the capricious nature of its government.

As the weather is capricious lately, you should be very careful, and I sincerely hope you will soon get well again.

Thus, the Court's embrace of the "arbitrary and capricious" test does not free the agency 's decision from serious scrutiny on review.

In capricious and do not know the so-called walking in the daydream wanton toured a vocal unknown.

With such realization, you can be a carefree bystander, undisturbed by the churning and capricious worldly affairs.

For a woman, the most capricious maybe her face, for a man, the most capricious is his heart!

But he is capricious and he fails to see how he comes across to the electorate.

A little capricious, a bit blue, sometimes Ken lovely, sometimes very hateful.

"Her highly strung temperament made her uncertain . . . capricious . . . enchanting" (George Bernard Shaw).

That passive approach will be replaced by a more intrusive and capricious regime, which questions the decisions of individual institutions.

A timid, capricious, frisk yet sentimental and quiet girl ( though I am not crazy about this word "sentimental" ) almost emerged in my mind.

"As capricious as it may sound, how long a baby looks at something is a strong indicator of what they know, " Hespos said.

My situation seemed fragile and capricious. If she rolled over, she could snap me like a bundle of twigs.

Edward unsociable and eccentric , is given to capricious moods originally with regard to the character, psychology is a little bit abnormal.

The capricious charm of her sister afforded me agreeable entertainment.

For the past 15 years or so, graduates have emerged blinking into the white light of a witless and capricious boom time.

all artificial relations formed between mankind, the most capricious and variable is that of author and reader.

Because the aid they receive is such a capricious, volatile commodity, governments dare not make full use of it.

It is equally fatal to an aim to permit capricious or discontinuous action in the name of spontaneous self-expression.

Making plans with Tom tough, he is so capricious that he often doesn't show up when he's supposed to be somewhere.

He was very capricious as he was constantly changing his mind.

It was complex, but there was something capricious about its complexity.

But the fact that people jumped to this conclusion says much about the image created by Mr Putin's capricious seven-year presidency.

In primary societies, nature is capricious to human beings, who like other beasts submit to its power.

The road followed the capricious windings of the southern branch of the Platte Fiver, on its left bank.

So like his other bilingual friends, our son is capricious about how and when to use his own abilities.

Generally speaking, supreme court policy concerning state regulation was neither capricious nor reactionary.

But I was a child, I also have capricious, please forgive my unreasonable.

Unlike adults, chronic health conditions in children appear more capricious, with symptoms waxing, waning or even disappearing.

And he's capricious, so few of his close friends follow him. He will never achieve his ambition.

But I was still troubled, and I was troubled because I felt this was capricious.

At the same time, the public will not admit the random capricious alteration of plans, nor without complain the changeableness of plans.

Nature is capricious: Earth's reactions are so unpredictable that we cannot predict nor accurately plan our future.

But, on Tuesday, the Supreme Court voted by five to four, overturning the ruling stating the policy was "neither arbitrary nor capricious" .

The night is black, the clouds in the sky are capricious, and the waves are raving at sea.

Your passion was capricious. You went to an abandoned hut with the old man, urged for his embrace as a child.

changeable, erratic, mobile, capricious, inconstant Few people can stand Michael's mercurial personality, so he does not have many friends.

The Wild (Green) The Wild is the home of savage creatures, ferocious beasts, barbarous or primal humanoids, and capricious fey or elves.

Armed with a lance and plate armour these trained and experienced mercenaries are well known for their capricious ways.

Arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law.

Thus, under Marsh, the agency must demonstrate that its decision was not arbitrary or capricious.

Two people happiness of communication, the boy always meticulous care with girls, girls sometimes very capricious, every time let her boy.

Because of this, mostly children pampered, selfish and self-centered capricious , rude, lack of independence, cowardice, etc.

The road she walked by has been covered by the grass with no flowers. She understood the capricious of love in the past endless years.

Romantic heroines are often capricious.

Recently, the oil and gas investment climate in Kazakhstan has become shaky, victim to capricious regulation and corrupt dealing.

BENEATH the Japanese archipelago lies a mythical catfish, brutish and capricious.

Nixon's most capricious actions had occurred in times of quiet, not in reaction to crises.

thus they fatalistically view life as something shaped by capricious gods or natural elements.

The aunt was a capricious woman, and governed her husband entirely.

Legal issues are one source of uncertainty. Investors complain that China's system is capricious, for instance.

Any capricious behavior will confuse loved ones and your mood swings will result in loneliness.

Do otherwise and the rest of the team will hate and fear you, for they will know that you are arbitrary and capricious.

Influenza viruses are notoriously sloppy, unstable, and capricious. It is impossible to predict their behaviour.

Even Second Life can be capricious about property.

But you can be sure of one thing if the capricious Mr Kim is persuaded back to the table.

This week, life seems so vulnerable, fate so capricious, and everything else so trivial.

The boy and girl in the understanding of the Internet, the boy very sensible, girl very capricious!

I sincerely to you say 1 [sorry], sorry, please forgive my capricious, my naughty, my mistake.

EVEN in economics, the guardians of orthodoxy are not given to capricious changes of mind.

Is disease of department of gynaecology gotten capricious ?

The Christian god is a three headed monster, cruel, vengeful and capricious.

learn to grow up, no longer so capricious, so naive, so childish.

The ground is capricious like elephantine cat, the disposition of persist one's old ways.

Investors complain that China's system is capricious, for instance.

Love is capricious and involuntary; reason cannot direct its choice.

He is smart, docile, playful and capricious, his stories to children with good teaching and art of infection.

Humans erect cities to shelter themselves from nature's capricious ways.

Martin Kollar has discovered the capricious magic of everyday life.

Depending less on capricious foreign aid, Gazaalso enjoys "exceptionally high" economic growth, according to the latest World Bank report.

the magnetic lines of force are in effect glued to the interstellar gas , and they follow the clouds in their capricious motions.

This is a capricious match. Your common interests and lusty passionate nature bring about outrageous social and sexual encounters.

a capricious summer breeze; freakish weather.

Our hearts are capricious: it's their only diversion and their only excuse.

This is a capricious match. Your common interests and lusty passionate nature bring about outrageous social encounters.

There is something else in the world, numerous, capricious and endless, Each way stretches far away, But none connects with happiness.

Her blazing eyes always betray her covert capricious self.

For my capricious apologize to you, sorry, if you still treat me as a friend, please don't hate me.

I be so capricious, you don't love.

A capricious liking or inclination.

Actually, "is there man is not capricious in the world? "

the love of girls is uncertain , capricious.

Confidence is a psychological phenomenon, and can make seemingly capricious jumps up as well as down.

A capricious or fantastic idea; a conceit.

Dragons and young girls are both capricious, and it may be that you will need to adjust your plans. Griff will know what to do.

Arising in the fancy; capricious.

see it as one capricious request of mine.

You don't remember how I came to your the world how blatant nonsense capricious defiant.

A more capricious factor that could work in Mr Obama's favour is the economy.

Martin Feldman, a Reagan appointee, called the government ban on drilling capricious and unsupported by any evidence.

Chinese girls are too capricious and hard to take care of.

But how do you predict and stop disorders as capricious and varied as depression and schizophrenia?

A capricious notion; a whim.

"Capricious" is a typical and common problem, but also make many parents today very headache problem.

Don't be childish and capricious. You want to change the world? No way, it is just the world that will change you.

According to best friend Lisa Duboise, Fullerton has in some ways become even more capricious and sadistic.

A woman who is a little capricious but will never go beyond.

many people often think that life is capricious and fate is hard, so everyone is pursuing happiness and joyfulness .

we were in the same school three years ago , we were very childish and capricious and we hated each other at that time .

His father had no apprehension of it. The aunt was a capricious woman, and governed her husband entirely;

Second, the Court held that judicial review of the synergism issue would have to be based on the arbitrary and capricious standard

I capricious, at least the than I am mature point;

a woman who was haughty and capricious towards her servants

A capricious anomaly in the sea of space

Whim: a sudden or capricious idea; a fancy

a drama critic who seemed capricious in the way he bestowed praiseor blame

And as my Muse is a capricious elf,

yet are you not capricious , sir