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• Her book is an anticlimax after the death of Princess Diana.
• When the curtain rises, everything that follows is an anticlimax.
• ATLANTA _ So big, so soon, such an anticlimax.
• Their physical attractiveness helped compensate for the anticlimaxes of their encounters.
• "It's been an anticlimax after last year.
• And then when they actually launched it-a massive anticlimax.
• If it was coincidental, it became one huge anticlimax.
• McClinton has an unfortunate knack for locating the anticlimax of any scene.
• In addition to being a disaster, the result was an anticlimax.
• The last two games, however, proved to be an anticlimax.
• The rape charge comes as an afterthought, an anticlimax.
• Even the testimony by Gates proved to be something of an anticlimax.
• It is a mark of a good performance that it avoids anticlimax.
• But his court appearance Friday could well be an anticlimax.
• "It's going to be an anticlimax.
• The rest of the war was an anticlimax for Hunt.
• Italy won the final in Madrid, and it was almost an anticlimax.
• Thank the London tabs for Anticlimax of the Week.
• Berlioz, a supreme dramatist, would never have countenanced such an anticlimax.
• At best it was an anticlimax, in view of the actual trends.