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Pentagon officials had to scramble Wednesday to explain the latest nuance about the American mission in Libya.

During the recent Gaza conflict, she broke news, wrote with sophistication and nuance about what was happening, and endured difficult conditions.

It contains plenty of nuance about the changes Haney and Woods worked on and describes driving-range and practice-green sessions.

But liberals love subtlety and describe the world in a palette of grays -- yet many have now dropped all nuance about this president.

But even here in Jena, there is a sense of perspective and nuance about the case that is often lost in the larger debate.

Such humor and nuance about the Titanic, over the past hundred years, have been overwhelmed by storytellers who have turned a series a technical errors and bad luck into a floating morality play, an examination of the demise of the Edwardian ruling class, and an expression of modern man's folly in the face of the natural world.

"We try to be nuanced about it," Mr. Lambrecht said.

McKillop pointed out a few interesting nuances about Louisville.

"There are so many different nuances about how you can approach the game around here.

Nuances about what the 5% shift means and entails are creeping into all of the European countries' statements".

Looking only at final votes, of course, ignores many nuances about how the court operates in reality, Dr. Sirovich acknowledged.