Now, there are some subtleties to buying bargain closed-ends that go beyond the discount.
Some of these subtleties are explored here by Jonathan Koomey, an environmentally focused technology consultant.
But using it as a benchmark, generally, to compare technology stock performance probably misses some subtleties.
"It's all subtleties, " he said, rolling up to the Weaver's in his pickup one evening.
It takes a little while to remember the little subtleties of being a goaltender.
Moreover, as Mr Boraine's contribution stresses, the subtleties of the South Africans' model can be overlooked.
Trying to explain subtleties in relation to making a marketing campaign work locally can be a challenge.
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The economics of supply and demand work powerfully when applied to the subtleties of collecting a set.
There are subtleties and nuances to each military application that would elude companies new to the business.
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Engaging with the brand is also the most reliable way for management to remain alert to brand subtleties.
In 1998 he took over the whole operation, filling a position far removed from the subtleties he knows best.
For me, the differences between the two cultures are real but muted, and the subtleties are captured in food.
They call it the ecological fallacy (although this term captures broader subtleties, too).
They're also learning the subtleties of trying to push rentals over outright sales.
Yet France is a country where the subtleties of cheese and the complex notes of wine are appreciated and analysed.
That is because Mr. Clancy, allegedly an expert, is incapable of viewing the subtleties of life and issues beyond the branding.
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But at 3 a.m. in the morning when it has something wrong with it, they are not going to know the subtleties.
To acheive their aims they must understand the subtleties of that opinion and be able to channel it for their own purposes.
The subtleties of metaphor, the economy of vocabulary, the intelligence of rhyme mean little when your only interest is second-guessing the English examiner.
The book's description of the texture of village life will also help people to understand the subtleties that usually escape Western headlines about Darfur.
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That means wading into the public square not only with facts, but with arguments and a grasp of the subtleties of the issue at hand.
Democrats, Bystrom says, traditionally exploit the gender gap to their advantage in this way, but the Obama campaign has done away with subtleties in swing states.
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It seems these are not capturing the subtleties of the ways in which more heat is getting to the far north, and that these subtleties matter.
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There simply is no learning curve to get started, and learning the subtleties of the game is a joyful experience for everyone but the game's digital quarterbacks.
Priestley, and filmed, at a mere 88 minutes, for a home market with a homogeneous culture: the Brits appreciated the subtleties of George's life-affirming encounters with other Brits.
With accountability and optimism, said Giuliani, you get into subtleties.
Here are some subtleties relating to the capital gains exemption.
But that is only part of the spin bowler's art - and Muralitharan is also a master of the subtleties of flight, disguise, change of pace, line and length.
There are some further subtleties (the tax treatment of partnerships is bizarrely complicated), but the bottom line is that investors holding MLPs that own depreciating assets are taxed leniently.
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