But the Telegraph was sure of its ground, and the newspaper's report was more nuanced, noting that "Chase Carey is understood to have instructed executives to look at a number of options to hive off the troubled UK newspaper arm".
Other than the fact that it looks impressive, flash-heating a rinse of liquor burns off some of its alcohol, allowing for your tastebuds to pick up more of the nuanced flavor notes of, in this case, an herbal liqueur.
Senior officials present a more nuanced analysis, noting, for example, that India has hardly been alone in getting heat from China: many countries, Asian and Western, have similarly been singed.
Specifically, both produced very similar regions of parameter combinations that matched Bimini, with the nuanced exceptions noted above.
A more nuanced picture might note that long-term job insecurity (as opposed to short-term, recession-induced job insecurity) is not notably worsening over time.
"Computers are better than humans at scaling process and we need them for that but they're not as good at making nuanced, contextual decisions," Tumblr notes.
Those operators must look after themselves but note the nuanced account offered by the pub and restaurant chain Mitchells & Butlers on Tuesday.
Of course, the authors note, making nuanced evaluations of students' academic abilities and character traits takes more effort and time than looking at a single number and chucking an application in the trash about 30 minutes more per person.
However, her incapability and continuous struggle to remember who she is was considered to be "the most affecting and honest plotline of the season", noting the nuanced and emotionally resonant scenes, which gave the show a "charmingly positive, feel-good foundation".
Trump has promised not just repeal but replacement, but no one really knows what the replacement will look like (as the conservative health-care-policy expert Yuval Levin notes in a nuanced treatment of the situation, in National Review).
