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1
A year ago this month, Netflix launched in India with
much
fanfare
.
2
Apple brought Landi to Cupertino from Europe in June with
much
fanfare
.
3
The anniversary will be marked this year with
much
fanfare
and chest-thumping.
4
All of those online companies went public in 2011 with
much
fanfare
.
5
It has received
much
fanfare
for being the best at many things.
6
She began it in 2010, and it was launched with
much
fanfare
.
7
Continental's entry into the Star Alliance was greeted with
much
fanfare
Tuesday.
8
Without
much
fanfare
,
National Poetry Day came and went this week in Britain.
9
On Monday Egypt's newly elected parliament is set to open to
much
fanfare
.
10
The 75-page document was published without
much
fanfare
on Tuesday evening.
11
IT was released amid
much
fanfare
by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
12
The new app Keen has ghosted onto the Play Store without
much
fanfare
.
13
In the past, women had come and gone without
much
fanfare
or fuss.
14
The royal couple had married to
much
fanfare
the previous July.
15
There are many pastors formally endorsing presidential candidates this campaign season, to
much
fanfare
.
16
The airport opened to
much
fanfare
,
barely a month before the Soccer World Cup.
much
fanfare
much