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Judge Berman's friends argued on Tuesday that, between these two poles, he had made a nuanced decision.

I hope my book has made a nuanced contribution to a conversation that is important but can be too clearly delineated".

The Stables, Sun John Fordham Once the danciest man in indie, Kele Okereke has lately made a nuanced musical departure and become the indiest man in dance.

For the Hollingsworth case, the Justice Department made a nuanced argument in favor of same-sex marriage but stopped short of advocating that it be required in all states.

Ms. Meunier, always so curious a blend of expansive motion and intimate mystery, made a nuanced character out of a cliché, with dancing that had all the requisite flash and acting that made Mercedes a gentle, regal woman with a past.

Consumer advocates make a nuanced case.

The book is effectively a critique of US policy and performance, and he makes a nuanced and convincing case.

Making a nuanced argument, John Hempton, a blogger, investor and former regulator in Australia, says that it's better for shareholders - and societies - to have large banks with lots of market power.

In a state where hunting and shooting have long been part of everyday life, Mr. Morse and Ms. Giron had to make a nuanced case that they supported both gun rights as well as some restrictions.

There can be a perspective which is uniquely female and which is capable of making a nuanced contribution to a rounded and inclusive whole policing service, which is not at odds with equality.

Blair also makes a nuanced case for "creative ambiguity", admitting that he sometimes strung along both Unionists and republicans, acting as middleman and passing on less than accurate accounts of what the other was saying.