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This paper presents a new model for handling nuanced information expressed in an affirmative form like "x is m驴 A". In this model, nuanced information are represented in a qualitative way within a symbolic context. For that purpose, vague terms and linguistic modifiers that operate on them are defined. The model presented is based on a symbolic M-valued predicate logic and provides a new deduction rule generalizing the Modus Ponens rule.