what does Arbitrary Capricious mean?
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It is the standard of review of administrative decisions.  The executive branch may interpret and enforce the law and make such administrative determinations as are required o long as they are not arbitrary nor capricious.\n\nIt's a pretty difficult standard to prove.  The decision  made must be entirely unsupportable by the facts.  If, let's say, the Department of Health closes down your restaurant because they think there's a rat infestation ut it turns out that no health inspector ever even visited the restaurant, that would be arbitrary and capricious.  BUT, if a health inspector would have found a rat infestation if he had inspected even though he never did, the decision is not arbitrary or capricious and is enforceable.\n\nIn general, if the administrator is drunk or high or too stupid to breathe but accidentally stumbles and falls onto a decision that a rational person might have made, the decision will stand.
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It is the statute by which federal administrative decisions and rules are made.  The key rule:  Things cannot be arbitrary or capricious.
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undescribable\n\n(in one word)
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Its spelled Promiscuous. I would say look it up.\n\npromiscuous - casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior
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Adj.1.happy-go-lucky - cheerfully irresponsible; "carefree with his money"; "freewheeling urban youths"; "had a harum-scarum youth"\ndevil-may-care, harum-scarum, slaphappy, freewheeling, carefree\nirresponsible - showing lack of care for consequences; "behaved like an irresponsible idiot"; "hasty and irresponsible action"
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a contradiction ;) logic isn't arbitrary, especially if it serves a function, ja?\n\ni mean, even things that are logic-based but could largely be considered arbitrary, such as a sence of fashion, serve a purpose. i.e. survival, namely in society, is pretty much just fitting in. knowing how to dress acceptably, therefor, helps to ensure your survival. i think the same could be argued for any logic function, but it's all personal opinion.
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Not capable of being persuaded by entreaty; relentless: an inexorable opponent; a feeling of inexorable doom\n\nSynonyms: inflexible, inexorable, adamant, obdurate\nThese adjectives mean not capable of being swayed or diverted from a course. Inflexible implies unyielding adherence to fixed principles or purposes: My boss is inflexible on many issues. Inexorable implies lack of susceptibility to persuasion: “Cynthia was inexorableshe would have none of him” (Winston Churchill). It also describes things that are inevitable, relentless, and often severe in effect: “Russia's final hour, it seemed, approached with inexorable certainty” (W. Bruce Lincoln). Adamant implies imperviousness to pleas or appeals: He is adamant about leaving right now. Obdurate implies hard, callous resistance to tender feelings: The child's misery would move even the most obdurate heart
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amoral\nnonspecific\nunreliable
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C-Crazy\nY-You better run\nC-Curvy going round n round\nL-Long in to the sky\nO-Open to happen anywhere at any time\nN-Noisey as all f***k when shit flys everywhere\nE-Enormous
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harmless\n\n\nIn the biological and medical sciences, deleterious means something harmful, such as:\n\nIn genetics, a deleterious mutation, meaning a mutation that results in a negative consequence for the organism, usually at the whole animal level. Many mutations are lethal.
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Capius, alias capius, pluries capius.   Orders for a sheriff to arrest,\nconfiscate, attach, or otherwise take something from a party to a case. \nAlias capius is a repeat order when the first one could not be carried\nout.  Pluries capius is a third try.
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Or, if we're talking about crimes, it means Grevious Bodily Harm or Death. Like something you'd be charged with for hitting somebody with a baseball bat.
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what in the hell does that mean?
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It doesn't just mean that. It means being tight with money, miserable about money, cynical about charity etc etc.\nAny miserly person.
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"an adverb that describes people who are being inhibitly flirty with the people around them, making passes at anything that moves."\n\n"Chris is disgustingly flirtatious, even around other guys."
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I think you mean exhorbitant.  If that is the case then it has a pretty simple meaning of; Exceeding all bounds, as of custom or fairness: exorbitant prices. \n\nI hope this helps you out
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I don't even know what that means. Sorry. A little more details would be nice. Thanks!