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vagary

noun as in caprice

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The vagaries of the new league system last season saw Liverpool meet eventual winners PSG in the last 16, where they lost on penalties at Anfield.

From BBC

I also loved their time in the the space portion of the museum because it underlined the vagaries of human history — this is not the first advanced civilization to fall, leaving ruins behind.

The blends have given Guittard chocolate unique flavor profiles, but it has also served as a hedge against the vagaries of the market.

But then, the vagaries of baseball set in.

On an almost daily basis, we learned about the shape of virus evolution, details of disease ecology, and previously unknown vagaries of human pathophysiology.

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