It's pure fidgety caprice that puts the country in danger.
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No one dares to criticise the king's viciousness or caprice.
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Vietnam is also a valuable hedge against Chinese administrative caprice.
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I rely on a combination of experience, research and caprice.
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This was caprice with just the right amount of edge.
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Apple officials insist this redesign delay is neither caprice nor complacency.
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That said, Henri's true nature is a bit of a caprice.
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But a sense of the caprice of fate never left Milosz.
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It's caprice, too, when it all dries up and goes away.
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None of this is accident or folly, not caprice nor diary.
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But there is likely more than just caprice behind Mr Jammeh's decision.
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She shares one daughter Caprice Crane with her late ex-husband Les Crane.
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That the Caprice had been left for junk after Mike tore it up?
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He destroys his own clothing, personal possessions and pets apparently on whim and caprice.
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Privileged or no, we're all united in our inability to avoid Mother Nature's caprice.
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He demands that his unconventionality be accommodated by a world bent on policing black caprice.
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Mr. Norris, whose small luxury Hotel Caprice faces the Regina, said he is also upbeat.
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Today, a house can be bought here for the price of a used Chevy Caprice.
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Put this to EU or German officials, and they say they are used to Italian caprice.
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The backstop thus exists as a logical consequence of Britain's own negotiating objectives, not European caprice.
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American model Caprice strutted into the BRITs bearing flesh in this two-piece black fishnet ensemble.
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The Caprice has done everything it can to be fully self-sustaining in preparation for Day Zero.
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Director Alexandre Moors last made the dark, D.C. sniper drama Blue Caprice, that received a lot of
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They are not a major trend; more like a caprice of fashion that women clearly love wearing.
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Evolution's purposive caprice, some inexplicable force beyond our puny human imagination, is trying out a new design.
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The other highlight for me was watching Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) tear apart his '87 Caprice wagon.
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Here, a book cover for Three More Novels of Ronald Firbank: Vainglory; Inclinations; Caprice, for New Directions publishing.
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Consider, for instance, Stu's problem with low ratings, which passengers often post for reasons of caprice and spite.
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According to prosecutors, Martin in July traveled to Connecticut to purchase a "Detective Special" police-package Chevrolet Caprice.
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A bullying and cruel boss, Trump has spent his entire life managing on the basis of caprice and intimidation.
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Malvo and Muhammad were arrested after police found them sleeping at a Maryland rest area in a Chevrolet Caprice.
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Instead, it would have left an untold and uncertain number subject to the vagaries of statelessness and racist caprice.
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You could also call it "commander's caprice" — the president's servants awkwardly jitterbugging as they try to follow the leader.
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I met with Joshua de Swardt, the head bartender at the Café Caprice, a hotspot in idyllic Camps Bay Beach.
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It also includes 2014-2017 models of the Buick Encore, GMC Sierra, Chevy Corvette, Chevy Trax, Chevy Caprice, Chevy Silverado.
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The thing she had tried to save him from now came to pass, with a vengeance: intellectual insecurity, academic caprice.
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"We are succumbing to the caprice of man that our founders fought to escape," he said in his speech Friday.
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Immediate access to stock quotes and international headlines was a sci-fi caprice that has today become a law of nature.
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As an encore, Mr. Hadelich played Paganini's solo Caprice No. 1, a whirlwind of nonstop arpeggios, dispatched with precision and panache.
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And I was incensed at the arbitrary turn her life had taken, due to the caprice and whim of several dozen legislators.
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There's caprice in the formation of a fluky inland sea, giving rise to all kinds of lives and livelihoods and art projects.
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However, Dufton's book shows not just the caprice of U.S. drug policy, but how quickly and dramatically the legal and social changes
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But nor are they equal now, in the open field of modern relationships—"this idiocy of caprice and sentiment," Andersson calls it.
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As PM, she's governed with all the same senselessness and caprice as her colleague across the pond, driven by the same ideological fanaticism.
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Baseball trades are like that now, except instead of coming away with a wheezing maroon 5383 Chevrolet Caprice Classic, you get James Shields.
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If the past week has taught us anything, it's that poverty is too important a cause to leave to the caprice of politics.
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One afternoon, I had coffee with Aleka Simmons, a senior at the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy, a Detroit charter school, and her mother, Caprice.
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Music blares from a nearby red-striped Caprice, and another of the World Class women dramatically whacks tips off ribs with a giant cleaver.
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Police caught a break when they pulled over a man named Billy Ray Johnson, who was driving a red Chevy Caprice with an expired license.
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The Daily Mail wrote that Caprice Bourret, a first-season cast member, was diagnosed with a brain tumor that was later found to be benign.
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Sometimes I fear that it's all random, that in the end my friendship with Chloe the dog is just the result of vagary and caprice.
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What may seem at first like a caprice achieves potency and force in the hands of a writer whose absurdist landscape couldn't be more acute.
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My version of history is a history of caprice, a history of unintended consequences, of horrendous results from very minor antecedents or seemingly minor antecedents.
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However, as Roy discovers, his good parents, good choices and mostly good fortune do not shield him from the pain and caprice of the world.
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So it seems ... Y.M.'s gripe is that Caprice is a type of car, and Rick just slapped his car of choice on the slogan.
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As hundreds of workers change shifts, four Spanish speaking employees pile out of a Chevy Caprice after car-pooling the 40-miles from Liberal, Kansas.
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As hundreds of workers change shifts, four Spanish speaking employees pile out of a Chevy Caprice after car-pooling the 40-miles from Liberal, Kansas.
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"You are not in a stable situation if you rely on the whims and the caprice of individual leaders to prevent nuclear war," Jackson told Axios.
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Hungry for distraction, their caprice is punctuated by parties and glimpses of modernity, manifest in the sight of a passing ocean liner and a motor race.
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Instead, Obama ended Constellation out of caprice and, when a political firestorm erupted, offered the bright, shiny object of the "Journey to Mars" that meant nothing.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 2 minutes 7 seconds The descending figures in Paganini's Caprice No. 17 have always reminded the violinist Augustin Hadelich of a cat's meow.
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Château Milon St.-Émilion Cuvée Caprice 2016 $20163 A rare bargain from the prestigious St.-Émilion region, this is merlot from a Bordeaux point of view.
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No matter how much you pay, you can't account for the caprice and contempt of a professional fighter, especially one named Raging Al. But pay is prestige.
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In the future, it will take a very brave, or very foolish, conservation buyer to want to invest in such arrangements so easily undone by executive caprice.
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This was a World Cup that first defied expectation and then prediction, a glorious mayhem, a month that captivated the planet with its volatility and its caprice.
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Such policies are predicated on outdated and harmful notions that transgender people pose a risk or that their gender identity is nothing more than a passing caprice.
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The film depicts the vicissitudes of capitalism, white perfidy and caprice that maintained slavery as lucrative labor model, a system of dominance, and a regime of terror.
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There is a space with taller-than-you faux buds representing different strains and another room with gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson's famous "Red Shark" Chevrolet Caprice.
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The contemptable weakness of Congress over the past 40 years has added up to a moment where presidents of both parties can rule by fiat and, apparently, caprice.
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To avoid such confusion, trusted parties, known as oracles, could supply the data to a blockchain, but that would undermine the goal of agreements free of human caprice.
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The Bleacher Creatures, who sit right above the paneled area in right field, were particularly derisive about such a caprice and took to Facebook to express their discontent.
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Over 10 days, they regale one other with stories of folly and caprice from the world they have abandoned, to safeguard against the peril lurking at the door.
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" Instead of making feature films, Hogg found herself making pop-music videos, including one, for the 1987 Johnny Hates Jazz hit "Shattered Dreams," that reworked ideas from "Caprice.
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In an age of ubiquitous recuperation, he cannot hope to display anything like the exuberance, caprice and freedom of invention of his predecessors in the French New Wave.
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"We are succumbing to the caprice of man that our Founders fought to escape," Abbott said in a statement followed by a speech at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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A spokesman for Angela Merkel, the chancellor, condemned the "revolting scenes of caprice and revenge" against Turkish soldiers; Mr Erdogan's subsequent purges of judges raised "profound and worrisome questions".
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It relates to a conceptual caprice from 1970: a flight that she took in a small private plane, and documented, with a series of photographs, as a work of art.
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The 40,000 eggs that travel from nest to belly make the menus at Wiltons, Le Gavroche, The Ivy, and Le Caprice, and hit the shelves in Harrods and Fortnum and Mason.
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If you walk down Granville Street on an average Saturday night and you'll find hipsters smoking outside a Japandroids show, homeless sleeping in doorways, and students lining up at Caprice Nightclub.
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If it costs you more than a maroon Chevrolet Caprice Classic to spend the stretch drive with Eduardo Nunez or Rich Hill, you might be better off waiting 'til next year.
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Maybe you've lived after a fashion, but not with his color, caprice and heartbreaking imagination — heartbreaking because when you try to replicate it yourself, it never quite comes out the same.
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Much like people sending 'shat on' tweets to Gary Lineker, or 'ORNOGRAPHY' tweets to David Ornstein, it is now part of football meta-culture, and the brilliant caprice of the online fan.
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It's as though I've given myself tacit permission to cede the control I exhibit elsewhere, to live at the mercy of secret caprice and act out whatever frustrations seep through from life.
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An Australian journalist, recently writing for The Guardian, noted that we often render Trump more coherent than he in fact is, spinning word salads into orderly sentences, rendering caprice as deliberate policy.
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By contrast, GLOW is in on the joke; it winks at the caprice of big hair and hot pink scrunchies, of the idea that anyone ever thought they looked good in acid wash.
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That sentiment as much as any conveys the spirit of this collection of individuals, whose style—a powerful combination of caprice and gravitas—set the pace of the dance for decades to come.
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Mentally combining the two bodies of work (the visionary structures and the salacious genitalia) creates for me a monumental make-believe place where lust (rendered with machinelike precision) and caprice meet Cartesian codification.
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As if the dice had conspired with Bruno to educate Stolarsky in the caprice of their possibilities, Stolarsky reëntered from the bar on his first try, and also hit Bruno's sole uncovered checker.
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Paul Elmer, the president of Pharmakon Pharmaceuticals Inc, and Caprice Bearden, its compliance director, were charged in a 10-count indictment filed in federal court in Indiana, the U.S. Justice Department announced on Thursday.
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In the years following his conviction, Malvo said he was sexually abused by Muhammad from the age of 15 until the time they embarked on the shooting spree from inside a blue Chevrolet Caprice.
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In the years following his conviction Malvo said he was sexually abused by Muhammad from the age of 15 until the time they embarked on the shooting spree from inside a blue Chevrolet Caprice.
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He swats away both trends and deep-pocketed corporate suitors and exerts his sway over an Italian industry he continues to dominate in a manner that can be regal to the point of caprice.
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This is not just the story of Mozart and his starling, but a love letter to vulgarity, messiness, caprice and the beauty of things that don't fit, don't go where they are supposed to.
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Nina's death was also a demonstration of the brutality and caprice of the Soviet system that Elizabeth and Philip may have to return to, depending on how things go with Pastor Tim and his wife.
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Last fall, Mr. Branagh directed (with Rob Ashford) himself in a one-act Terence Rattigan caprice called "Harlequinade," in which the multiple Oscar nominee played a vainglorious actor and had a field day doing so.
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But to the extent that judicial independence is a core value, we need to find a better way to ensure that decisions by elected state court judges don't bow to the caprice of the electorate.
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Unlike the station wagons of yesteryear (shout out to my friend who drives a 1996 Chevy Caprice wagon with a powerful Corvette engine,) it doesn't feel like a long, dangerous saloon, but actually has nimble handling.
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"Any sentencing scheme that allows prosecutors not to seek and jurors not to impose the death penalty for any reason 'necessarily opens the door' to caprice and bias of various sorts, racial or otherwise," Palmer wrote.
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As in America, another large and tumultuous democracy, the Supreme Court plays an essential role not only as a final legal arbiter but also as a counterweight to the caprice of the executive and legislative branches.
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Jean-Baptiste Barrière was the only composer on Tuesday to exploit electronic sampling and processing to create a richly textured world of sounds in which echoes of Paganini's 24th Caprice flitted in and out of earshot.
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In one critique, the English biologist St. George Mivart stressed "the fundamental difference which exists between the mental powers of man and brutes" and the inability of "vicious feminine caprice" to create enduring colors and patterns.
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So it's no caprice on Namdar's part to take seriously the legacy of the destroyed temple, the "ruined house" whose fall sent the Israelites into exile and elevated the rabbis over the priests as Jewish authorities.
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I thought, as I started my meander at Pier 553, that I was already spending too much time on the first booths I saw, but they were that mix of playfulness and caprice that made them irresistible.
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No, Street Fighter reigns supreme because repeatedly, through caprice, design, nostalgia, and ambition, its handlers have reached into the abyss—of memory, of possibility, of curiosity, of marketing—and always believed they could pull out something different.
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The first, the 2753 Caprice du Chameau from La Vrille et Le Papillon, a brother-and-sister team who make natural wines in the Ardèche region of southeastern France, was unfiltered, giving the wine a hazy appearance.
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"The chateau represents pleasure, the caprice of one man; the railway is for everyone's use, bringing France together, bringing Lyon and Paris into communion with one another," he is reported to have said after a ride to Versailles.
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Lutoslawski's "Variations on a Theme by Paganini" (1941) packs 12 variations on a violin caprice into just five minutes; it was given a crystalline account by Mr. Pohjonen and Wu Qian, a member of the society's CMS Two roster.
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The latest from the Court regular Anthony Neilson, a writer-director known for collaborating with his cast throughout rehearsals and beyond, this 75-minute caprice (no intermission) deals with a longtime couple trying to kick-start their sex life.
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In other words, even as the Indian government lavishes subsidies on farmers, it has also suppressed their earnings by hampering exports, through outright bans for some crops, as well as a failure to invest in the needed infrastructure and administrative caprice.
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Both of the things that made the last days of January 2017 feel so abnormal — the excesses of government caprice and cruelty, and the unstoppable outpouring of resistance energy from all sectors of society — have become invisible to the naked eye.
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It seems that by some strange caprice, fate wished to give the husband pusillanimity, absurdity, the foolishness of one destined to serve, and to give his wife the spirit, courage and steadiness of purpose of a man born to rule.
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Before long, r/deepfakes users were building on each other's data sets to create even more convincing facial swapping models — like this training set illustrating the morphing of adult film actress Little Caprice into simulated versions of Watson and Kate Mara.
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When he exiles his youngest, best-loved daughter, Cordelia (a sullen Ms. Wilson) because she isn't sufficiently effusive in her praise of him, it feels like a petulant, conditioned reflex, the caprice of a moment that he might later reverse.
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When Yasmina Reza's play opened in London just over 20 years ago, the three-character dissection of a male friendship torn apart by the purchase of a painting struck many as a sustained comic caprice that didn't dig especially deep.
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For decades, mathematicians, statisticians, Sabermetricians, and all manner of splinter factions within the broader nerd community have debated the question of whether clutch hitting is a true skill, one controlled more by the hitter himself than the cruel caprice of the baseball gods.
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At the very least, the department has been put on notice that it needs to develop a transparent and objective system that minimizes caprice and lets officers know in advance what is expected of them, and when and why they have fallen short.
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Nuclear disarmament will occur not through the caprice of an egocentric president, but through a renewed grass-roots global movement to halt a gratuitous nuclear arms race and to rid the Earth of nuclear weapons before we suffer an actual nuclear catastrophe.
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"Such is the instability of vicious feminine caprice that no constancy of coloration could be produced by its selective action," wrote St. George Jackson Mivart, an English biologist who was at first a great supporter and later a critic of natural selection.
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I might still be able to; all the data is still there, stored on my private server, where Cow Clicker is still running, allowing players to keep clicking where a cow once stood, before my caprice raptured them into the digital void.
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On the dramatic competition side, Sundance is highlighted by The Yellow Birds, a Gulf War drama starring new Han Solo actor Alden Ehrenreich, Tye Sheridan and Jennifer Aniston that marks the return of Blue Caprice director Alexandre Moors to Park City, Utah, in January.
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Paul J. Elmer, 64, owner of Pharmakon Pharmaceuticals, and Caprice R. Bearden, 62, the company's director of compliance, were indicted Thursday on 10 charges involving drugs that were labeled as far more or far less potent than their actual strength, the Justice Department said.
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For such shoppers, the striking overlap between U.F.O.s and fairy stories might eventually become an advertisement for an updated spiritualist cosmology, not a strike against it — especially if woven together with multiverse and universe-as-simulation hypotheses that imply a kind of metaphysics of caprice.
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Ishaq Muhammad -- aka Young Muhammad -- fired off a threatening letter to Rick's legal team claiming Rick's use of the phrase "Maybach Music" is a rip-off of Muhammad's "Caprice Music" ... which Muhammad says he trademarked in 2006 ... long before Rick started saying his slogan.
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The Court for the most part sustains this position: during the period prior to the time the fetus becomes viable, the Constitution of the United States values the convenience, whim or caprice of the putative mother more than life or potential life of the fetus.
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In fact, a snakebite at the end of a climactic, no-holds-barred heart-to-heart is a perfect visual synecdoche for the entire series, which has always pitted human desire and emotion against the caprice of the universe — hurricanes, cancer diagnoses, fires, drownings, accidents of birth.
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It would seem to reflect such a thin-skinned vindictiveness and caprice as to send an entirely different—and from the crown prince's perspective, not entirely helpful—message to the people around him: that no-one is safe while the crown prince's power remains so untrammeled.
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"In the past, regional leaders may have been at odds with the U.S. on policy grounds, but they were fairly confident that U.S. actions in the region were guided by an explicit policy framework and not presidential caprice," said Maura Connelly, a former U.S. ambassador to Lebanon.
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The idea that the rules that govern society should be based on evidence, not partisan caprice, is an assertion seemingly so noncontroversial that before last year's inaugural March for Science, most people had never even thought about raising a latex glove-covered fist in the air to defend it.
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The great series of Punchinello drawings initiated by that gossamer-handed Venetian, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and vastly elaborated by his son Giovanni Domenico, was conceived as both a caprice and a social farce, one we can identify with today: a vision of a world run by venal clowns.
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"When a step has been taken towards a solution, when agreement has been reached on a package, the whole structure should not be allowed to be ruined just because of the ... caprice of one EU member country," Volkan Bozkir, minister for EU affairs, said in an NTV interview.
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Even worse, as the book explains through its historical analysis, America has become increasingly vulnerable to this "spoiler effect" in the last 30 years, and we ignore at our peril the degree to which our presidential elections are currently at the mercy of a third-party candidate's caprice.
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But as Van Jackson, a former Pentagon strategist and author of the new book "On the Brink: Trump, Kim, and the Threat of Nuclear War," told Axios: "You are not in a stable situation if you rely on the whims and the caprice of individual leaders to prevent nuclear war."
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83%What critics said: "A cursory overview of the plot would suggest that the two decide to work together to defend humanity from divine caprice — but the performances make it clear that what each entity is truly fighting for is one another, and the bond they've forged.
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Similarly uplifting (though with many more words) is Happily Ever Esther: Two Men, a Wonder Pig, and Their Life-Changing Mission to Give Animals a Home by Steve Jenkins, Derek Walter, and Caprice Crane, which tells the story of how Steve's and Derek's lives were turned upside down after adopting a pig.
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They are: 2014-2016 Buick LaCrosse, Chevrolet SS, Chevrolet Spark EV 2014-2017 Buick Encore, GMC Sierra 1500, Chevrolet Corvette, Chevrolet Trax, Chevrolet Caprice police car and Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2015-2017 Chevrolet Tahoe, Chervrolet Suburban, Chevrolet Silverado HD, GMC Yukon, GMC Yukon XL, GMC Sierra HD, Cadillac Escalade and Cadillac Escalade ESV
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The best answer I got from my boss — that 1994 was 25 years ago — is, generally, not a sound enough reason to begin operating outside the norms of contemporary society at great personal inconvenience, but then again, few workplaces are as accommodating to caprice as The New York Times Styles section, in any year.
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As directed by Mischief alongside Mark Bell "The Comedy About a Bank Robbery" breaks with the troupe's precedent in giving women prominence, most notably a game Charlie Russell as the wonderfully named Caprice Freeboys, who happens to be the vampish daughter of the pompous bank manager, Robin, a role that Mr. Lewis roars his way amiably through.
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