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Bogdanovich replicates the sinuous psychological intricacies of James's sentences in the filigreed opulence of the décor and the graceful and florid long takes that track Shepherd through a performance of exquisitely capricious and spontaneous choreography the link between Katharine Hepburn and Greta Gerwig.

Bogdanovich replicates the sinuous psychological intricacies of James's sentences in the filigreed opulence of the décor and the graceful and florid long takes that track Shepherd through a performance of exquisitely capricious and spontaneous choreography — the link between Katharine Hepburn and Greta Gerwig.

Chris Sabatini, an analyst at the Council of the Americas, said that the United States was embarrassed at being linked to Mr. Zelaya, "a dangerously capricious leader".

The link between food bank use and often capricious DWP sanctions decisions, which result in customers seeing their benefits stopped for a minimum of four weeks for supposed breaches of conditionality rules, is well-established.

But is he lucky?'" It may be that baseball and finance are uniquely linked by the inability to escape the capricious and tremendous power of luck.

Bilirubin (BR) tends to be a more capricious ligand than BV, due to the ease of oxidation at flexible meso-position linking the two dipyrromethene groups.

After Mr. Sessions's announcement, a coalition of immigration lawyers and a group of 16 Democratic state attorneys general, led by Eric Schneiderman of New York, filed separate but linked lawsuits in Brooklyn, claiming that the repeal of DACA was an "arbitrary and capricious" decision largely motivated by a "racial animus" against Latinos.

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

"It's almost capricious".

The casting is capricious.

Prices will be "capricious".