In any event, the indigenisation debate and Zanu-PF's capriciousness hardly encourage foreigners let alone white citizens to invest.

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Fans generally hate the BCS for its confusing capriciousness, and that's fair.

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Yet unlike large pension funds, which have powerful consultants to keep institutional fund managers in line, individual investors have no means of discouraging such capriciousness.

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Even Mr Qaddafi, with all his dangerous capriciousness, must know it is only because of oil that Libya has been able to afford decades of damaging social experimentation.

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They will be the first to remind that those who make ill-conceived solutions to imperfectly understood military problems, especially for political reasons, are never those who have to pay the price for their capriciousness.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy