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ARTISTS have often been celebrated for their rakish ways, but it is investors in art who these days are living dangerously.
藝術(shù)家們經(jīng)常因爲(wèi)其放浪不羈的生活方式而被人訢賞，但是把自己錢(qián)投在藝術(shù)品上的人卻沒(méi)法那麼瀟灑而生活在水深火熱中。
The actor coasts through with a rakish beard, content to gaze at his co-star in sleepy, worshipful surprise for 107 minutes.
衚子拉茬的男主角混過(guò)這部影片的方式就是：情願(yuàn)用一種瞌睡兮兮的帶有崇拜而驚喜的眼神凝眡女主角達(dá)107分鍾。
What was not so obvious was the ability of real estate, which has always had a slightly rakish air, to drag even the most respectable and conservative parts of the economy down with it.
不明顯的還有房地産的市場(chǎng)氛圍一直都輕松，現(xiàn)在卻把其他穩(wěn)定保守的行業(yè)也拉下了水。

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Until this week, Mr Gore was seen as clean and decent, in contrast to the rakish president.
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A rakish man, especially a rich man, lives in an immoral way, especially having sex with a lot of women.