nuance

"It's not always black and white, yes or no. There are many nuances to it. I cannot comment on a decision before having the decision."

But when it comes to restaurants, the picture is more nuanced.

Workers may miss the nuance of tip and overtime tax deduction rules, and they may overlook other income sources the IRS counts as taxable, Brown noted.

Our “contemporary age,” he laments, “likes to signal its own virtue by calling out others without looking at the nuances of the case.”

The book arrives at a nuanced answer, informed by interviews with coaches and players who competed for or against both men.