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It seems there's been a shift among those who study this ground, yielding a more nuanced, and often gentler picture of our nature.

But the matter becomes more nuanced if it is about your commitment to a fight in foreign lands.

'This relationship [with China] has to be transacted in a very nuanced fashion, ' she said.

Was that the point of the book, I ask, to present a more nuanced figure?

" In this class we will live by the MIT Media Lab motto " demo or die. " Or, to be a little more nuanced, " imagine, realize, and critique.

So, alas, would a more nuanced view on public-service reform, since much of the party never signed up to the Blairite agenda.

The new historical approach brought with it the advantage of a more nuanced conception of the art, better suited to a wider public.

Finally, we'll take a more nuanced look at waste, asking how much we can eliminate and how much is necessary for a healthy economy.

But even the evidence in Wilson's nuanced account suggests he had failed earlier in his duty of care towards the ship and its passengers.

The nuanced, idiomatic English of Britons, North Americans, Antipodeans (and Indians) can be hard to understand.

if it is no, then they can experiment with more nuanced responses, such a lopping off a tainted product or sacrificing a rogue division.

Wunsch was horrified to see his nuanced statements taken out of context to back the programme's dodgy premise.

If anything, her approach to Mozart on Monday was more fluid, more carefully nuanced than it was then.

The answers are starting to come in, and they're more nuanced and complicated than simple claims like "FLOSS is always more secure. "

If I tell her about my preference too early, our communication may not be nuanced enough for the details.

Friendships are such a nuanced and intriguing relationship that we even follow celebrity friend breakups, as we do their romances.

And not just different, but nuanced in a way that helps establish the overall ambience of that system.

It tasted mellow and nuanced, like -- maybe it was the power of suggestion -- toast and lemon.

But reaction to the burning of the building on September 9th was more nuanced.

To be fair, Subramanian is more nuanced than to say that China's rise is guaranteed.

The reality is that Obama's new governing partner is more nuanced than the caricature of him would suggest.

Christopher Reeve proved that wearing colored spandex doesn't have to be at odds with giving a nuanced performance as an actor.

But Mr Cannon's conservatism is nuanced: he supports more welcoming immigration laws even if it hurts him politically.

Men tend to make black-or-white judgments, while women tend to be much more nuanced in choices and decisions, British researchers suggest.

is part of an evolving mainland genre that has seen filmmakers incorporating more nuanced, entertaining storytelling into patriotic plots.

Governor Daniels, who was a budget director under Mr Bush and has impeccable conservative credentials, has a more nuanced view.

On television his political statements are not always so nuanced.

But as we reported earlier, the "nuanced" language used in the Terms of Service already has some investors and developers worried.

A more nuanced argument, against the promotion of electoral democracy at the expense of other goals, has been made by other observers.

One person might prefer his whisky neat (straight up), but a small amount of water or ice will bring out more subtle, nuanced flavors.

Though he struck a militaristic and highly patriotic tone, the president revealed a more nuanced side of American thinking.

This ancient biological structure, which evolved in reptiles, isn't capable of nuanced emotion or logical thought.

"It's a bit nuanced, " said Rao, referring to the "we messed up but we don't admit wrongdoing" stipulation.

The researchers wondered whether there was a more nuanced way to capture how people valued their income.

CONCLUSIONS Culturally nuanced care with immigrant Chinese Americans requires attentiveness to the social context of disease management.

The findings suggest a more nuanced understanding of the risks and rewards of consumer credit for low-income families.

When Labour agreed the "two-tier workforce" code with the unions back in 2003, the industry's reaction was nuanced.

But Mr Medvedev at the Kremlin was much more nuanced and may have prevented Russia vetoing the UN resolution that allowed intervention.

Chicago School economists obviously have nuanced views, but generally speaking they subscribe to the "efficient markets hypothesis. "

Analysts say President elect Pena Nieto will continue to confront the cartels, but in a more nuanced way.

is revealed to be a situation that's supple, more nuanced, even interesting.

There is little doubt that Americans' incomes are more variable than they were a generation ago, but the story is a nuanced one.

The Guardian's account is calmer and more nuanced, as you would expect. But it shares the Mail's, and the CMI research team's, dismay.

Second, the view that reining in the financial sector jeopardises future growth needs to be nuanced.

The more business China does with the rest of the world, the more nuanced its foreign policy is likely to become.

To her, the charm of Herge's work is absolutely "European" --more "nuanced" than an American comic strip.

And in so doing, he missed an opportunity to articulate a more nuanced racial vision for the increasingly diverse country he heads.

But Taiwan is entering a lengthy season of frantic politics in which a nuanced debate about trade will be an early casualty.

Of the two books, Ms Pargeter's work is the more nuanced and could well become a seminal work on Islamist radicalism in Europe.

Even if such a nuanced approach doesn't make for quite such a good Hollywood movie.

Despite the nuanced Russian reaction to the missile plan, allied leaders were encouraged by agreements on another of other issues.

Mr. Pei, the economist, said Chinese officials, executives and even many intellectuals did not have a nuanced understanding of India.

It's the most nuanced biographical portrait of a historical figure I've ever seen on the screen.

Not wanting to bore them with a nuanced answer, my standby generic response is "almost everything" .

In truth, nuanced EU statements will hardly have been noticed by the protesters.

So the authors warn: sex differences in jealousy are much more nuanced than a evolutionary explanation might imply.

This nuanced of the Yin Jia-loaded into the crystal da Fontoura the soldiers - the glaciers mentor.

Additional colors and increased brightness required more nuanced control of layer composition and depth.

Mr Brinkley pleads that Luce was less "fevered" than other cold warriors, his attitude to domestic communism "more nuanced" .

I read it last night. it was wonderful, Filled with nuanced observations About the world around you. huh. There's some unexpected irony.

A broader perspective would have led to more nuanced conclusions.

Nuanced treatment of the Chinese characters is in stark contrast with portrayal of the Japanese as monochrome monsters.

That is a shame. A more nuanced telling would not detract from Lula's remarkable life story and achievement.

Themore business China does with the rest of the world, the more nuanced its foreign policy is likely to become.

As the tone changes, the characters are presented in less nuanced, less realistic shades.

Even so, the accountant's goals are more nuanced than simply increasing retention rates.

Visual communication, perhaps even more so than verbal communication, is a nuanced language.

First, workflow products intend to model a wide array of real-life situations, some very nuanced.

'And that has enabled us to be much more nuanced in our dealings with the Muslim world. '

In the future, policymaking can be made more nuanced with the micro-involvement of the sharing community.

More thane-print, "trap" more lively, interesting and informative nuanced, more strong.

That may be too nuanced a distinction for the Global Times' leader-writers.

Unit tests often need to test nuanced behavior of the code under test, leading to similar and duplicated situations.

Nuanced table controls include regional-based styling of headers, footers and body text.

Visit Playmobil headquarters in Bavaria, and you will hear a surprisingly nuanced message about globalisation.

Women, it suggests, should frame their requests in more nuanced ways to avoid undermining their relationship with their boss.

It almost certainly depends on new rules, whether they are of the sweeping variety or the more nuanced.

But a closer look at hiring provides a more nuanced picture.

Yet a simplistic credit-as-bogey outlook masks a more nuanced picture.

Mr Ben-Ami says American Jews take "very sophisticated and nuanced positions" on the Middle East.

In fact, the latest plan to cleanse the system of bad assets is appropriately nuanced.

Yet both take a nuanced view of the policy challenges that these countries face.

After all, you are a complicated and extremely nuanced individual.

We need to have a more thoughtful, nuanced discussion about what we're going to do and what exactly does this mean.

Mr Reynolds's analysis of America's racial struggles, in particular, is fair and nuanced.

Neidhardt doesn't reject Western, evidence-based medicine byany means, but he does take a nuanced view of it.

The treatment of the first movement is excessively nuanced .

There's an audience for non-nuanced, microwaveable solutions.

So I'm trying very hard to credit the committee with thinking this nuanced.

Raters and investors must employ more nuanced measures of risk.

Raters and investors must employ more nuanced measures of risk.

But "Great Soul" is a noteworthy book, nonetheless, vivid, nuanced and cleareyed.

This principle not only lays a foundation for clarity and consistency in our diplomacy but simultaneously promotes a nuanced foreign policy.

The game could also use more nuanced missions and richer social tools.

But its politics are more nuanced than they seem.

Beijing has a more nuanced view than it often seems.

"But . . . there is room for a nuanced debate here. "

We have to give a nuanced sense of what we do know and what we can say with confidence.

But his take on China is more nuanced, and takes in historical and geopolitical analysis.

Ms Clark paints a more nuanced picture.

Even here, though, positions are nuanced.

Also driving the urge to learn: New IT tasks tend to be more intellectually demanding and nuanced than those of previous eras.

Even Iran, Mr Assad's main regional ally, has been making more nuanced noises.

In Beijing, the message was much more nuanced.

This volume presents a nuanced look at a surprisingly complex time in American popular culture.

If so, the "shifting power equation" theme of Davos is more nuanced than it ap-pears.

Thanks to vigorous cost-cutting in the US and Europe, the picture is now more nuanced.

Others believe the picture is more nuanced and that CRP may be less important than JUPITER suggests.

As more nuanced expectations on the exchange rate develop, investors will surely develop a more discerning appetite for dim sum.

Analysts tend to view things as more nuanced.

In order to defend its interests and keep the oil flowing, China adopted a more nuanced role.

Some argue that China in fact might learn a more nuanced lesson on how to intervene.

But there are an entire constellation of more nuanced ones.

So today's view of evolution is much more nuanced than his.

But it is really far more nuanced that.

The discussion lists contain a lot of interesting topics about more nuanced event-handling, view models, and so on.

More targeted measures, such as raising required deposits on property loans, have a more nuanced impact.

However, in reality, the story is more nuanced.

His view of Europe, too, is more nuanced than some might expect.

In order to create explosions, or sellers Taobao network brand for selling point of the research in fact have a nuanced.

The trouble is that such nuanced arguments would spoil the tale of villainy in "13 Bankers" .

By differentiating these two types of trust, we can also have a more nuanced view on how trust is built in business relationships.

The situation is more nuanced.

'It is said Japan is generally declining so I think there are some nuanced emotions among the Chinese people, ' said Mr. Xie.

Yet there is a more nuanced, and more optimistic, way to look at the future of Japanese manufacturing.

So it's where there's a, kind of, more nuanced version view of play, I think, is required.

present a nuanced view of Islam's role in public life that is cautiously hopeful.

The situation in China overall is more nuanced than some bears suggest.

The reality this time is more nuanced.

Yangzhou is the seat of water to do the city, the water clear of Yangzhou culture develop nuanced, sophisticated view of cultural identity;