Instead of presenting the plan privately & with a minimum of fanfare through his ambassadors in Paris, Nixon chose a calculable political advantage over a hypothetical diplomatic one.
The building houses mostly human services employees, who enter and exit without much fanfare through a cream-colored lobby with terrazzo floors and five elevators.
Last September, only a week or so after protons had first circulated to great fanfare through the collider (and before they had begun colliding), an electrical bus between two of the machine's superconducting magnets vaporized, wreaking underground havoc.
Yesterday, the anniversary of Kristallnacht, or Night of Broken Glass, the mob attacks on Jews in Germany in November 1938, Torah scrolls were marched with fanfare through the winding streets of downtown Munich to a newly built synagogue.
and other Senate Democrats have spent the last several weeks negotiating with major banks, including JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo, hoping to come to a compromise on bankruptcy legislation that moved with great fanfare through the House in early March.
