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The Coves de Drac, further down the eastern coast, get more fanfare, but the less commercial Artà caves allow visitors to get closer and better appreciate the awesome formations that have been brewing for millennia.
Clinton took his seat with little fanfare.
6-million advance--unheard of for a debut novel); landmark sales (600,000 copies in hardcover); multiple translations (23 languages); much feting and fanfare (global book tours, interviews, pride of place in "India" specials in Granta and The New Yorker ); and finally, the announcement, last Tuesday, that Roy had won the , which is awarded annually to a writer from Britain or the Commonwealth and brings with it a cash prize of more than $30,000.
It was inaugurated by the Prince of Wales in 1927, when stations were still built like Greek temples (Corinthian pillars, heroic statues, and ceramic-tiled ceilings); it is one last proud fanfare for the transcontinental railways that founded the country’s industrial prosperity.
Launched in the early '90s with much fanfare, these paramilitary prisons for youths had expanded to 27 states by 1997.