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fanfare

[fan-fair] / ˈfæn fɛər /


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"Many American-born athletes compete for other nations with little fanfare - the 'New Cold War' climate between the US and China has changed the stakes," says Professor Yinan He of Lehigh University.

From BBC

Wildlight Entertainment, developers of fantasy shooter title "Highguard", which launched in January to great fanfare, on Wednesday announced layoffs from its small development team -- leaving only a "core group" to maintain the game.

From Barron's

But only a short walk away, at the world’s most storied opera house, all that fanfare fades into Wagnerian gloom.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Universal fanfare, as done by Minions, had barely ended.

From BBC

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor left Windsor not with a regal fanfare, but with the chug of removal lorries, heading for Norfolk in the night.

From BBC