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Meanings of little fanfare in English

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Usage of little fanfare in English
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Officials maintain that protective measures are being taken, but with little fanfare.
The Guardian
2
The phrase was clunky, and China finally dropped it with little fanfare.
Reuters
3
Thrilla In Manila was shown with little fanfare on television during this week.
The Irish Times
4
Such votes have previously attracted little fanfare and been dominated by pro-Beijing candidates.
Reuters
5
In the past, the SEC routinely granted waivers with little fanfare.
Reuters
6
The restaurant opened to little fanfare on Saturday night, and voilà!
The lost recipe for happiness
7
At Manor House little fanfare was made about the royal arrival at William's request.
William and harry
8
Isaac Brock and company take the stage with little fanfare, but lots of anticipation.
Wired
9
Strangely, with little fanfare, the citizens of Orvieto went back to their daily lives.
Sign of the cross
10
With little fanfare, she reached over and removed the lid from the frying pan.
Home to italy
11
So they took their leave, with little fanfare or fuss.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
12
Trump's rescinding of the policy was done with little fanfare.
Reuters
13
The point is, you need to find Michael, and with as little fanfare as possible.
In the shadow of gotham
14
Defiance Defiance has had little fanfare, despite getting enough viewers to warrant a second season.
The Guardian
15
In typical Microsoft fashion, these features have been made available with little fanfare or guidance.
Reuters
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The pair launched the Allotment Kitchen at Stepney City Farm, with little fanfare, in May.
The Guardian
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Little fanfare through the time
Little fanfare across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare