Calling them a bunch of capricious kids with half-formed ideas does them an injustice.

把他们称作一群懵懂无知、喜怒无常的孩子是冤枉了他们。

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For a fund manager, insurer or indeed pretty much any rich foreigner, the overall effect has been to make British tax policy seem arbitrary and capricious.

对于基金经理、保险人，甚至几乎任何一个富有的外国人来说，总的效应就是使得英国的税收政策显得随意，反复无常。

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You did so as an attentive world watched nervously to see whether a capricious new virus would deliver some more surprises.

在此过程中，世界正在紧张地关注，一种变幻莫测的新病毒是否会带来更多意外。

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So magic in a pagan system, Kaufman claims, is a way of getting around the gods, circumventing the capricious will of the gods and demons.

考夫曼宣称，异教系统中的法术，可以用来应付众神,能使反复无常的神谕和恶魔的诅咒失灵。

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In calm and workaday Lisbon, Pilar (Teresa Madruga), a lonely, low-key, middle-aged social activist, gently pursued by a gentleman artist, finds her elderly neighbor, Aurora (Laura Soveral), a capricious faded beauty, in decline and struggling under the loving care of a home attendant.

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While EU nations have made a great progress in pulling their resources together, they do remain a collection of capricious brides that find hard to lead a common life, a situation that can turn worse as European economies face a full-blown recession.

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Business figures accused the government of a capricious approach to executive pay.

ECONOMIST: The coalition��s performance