What is her legacy and what will her boy's legacy be?
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It is the Concussion Legacy Foundation, not the Sports Legacy Institute.
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"The ability of legacy financial institutions to innovate in a meaningful way is absolutely hampered by their legacy technology systems, their legacy issues," he said.
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Fatma Al Nuaimi, legacy planner at the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, says Qatar is acutely aware of the pitfalls of unfulfilled legacy programs.
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The Legacy of Ancient Palmyra gives us only one legacy of this city.
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"My legacy has its roots in my father's legacy," he said last year.
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What're your thoughts on the game's legacy and your work in that legacy?
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We have no legacy tech platform and we have no legacy data platform.
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It was called 'Leaving a Legacy,' and two men today left a legacy.
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That's not our legacy, our legacy is are we keeping people safe online.
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The legacy is tough... The legacy is the legacy of both Sprit and Opportunity, and the spirit and the legacy of the team that built them in the first place, the team of engineers, scientists, managers, leaders, and financial people.
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"But Hillary Clinton's legacy does not have to be America's legacy," the speech continued.
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See, for example, redlining and its legacy or school segregation and funding and its legacy.
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Your legacy and the legacy of your family and its training is important to you.
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Zuckerberg used the moment to talk about his own legacy, and the legacy of Facebook.
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A bittersweet legacy Although celebrated in death, Mugabe's legacy in Zimbabwe is a bittersweet one.
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The social media platform's version of legacy estate handling is referred to as a legacy contact.
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In most countries the legacy of colonialism has been compounded by the legacy of anti-colonialism.
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"She is Dana's legacy," he says, "and protecting that legacy will be our number one priority."
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And his legacy won't be as easy to undo as some people think About that legacy.
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So, for a while, the curating of Brown's legacy also changed what that legacy looked like.
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The Legacy Tour allows me to, not only carry on the legacy that I've had on the court but, even more so, carry on the legacy that I have off the court.
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Roughly 34% of legacy applicants are admitted—more than five times the rate of non-legacy applicants.
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Parker's legacy at Nike Even before becoming CEO, Parker had created a legacy for himself at Nike.
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A complex legacy Thomas Jefferson founded the university in 183, and his complicated legacy is everywhere here.
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The legacy media is much too interested in salvaging whatever they can from President Obama's crumbling legacy.
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JEB HENSARLING: If by legacy, how will I be remembered once I leave, I have no legacy.
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Obama legacy comes to forefrontFormer President Obama's legacy was brought up and debated frequently throughout the night.
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"Philanthropy is a part of that legacy, and it incorporates various views into one overarching legacy," she added.
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A growing legacy Mattie J.T. Stepanek's life was brief in length, but his legacy is growing in depth.
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"I can continue to achieve or leave a legacy, to leave a legacy for other people," he said.
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Certain legacy revenues remain pressured, but Windstream's revenues should stabilize gradually as legacy revenues dwindle in the mix.
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Third, cap and trade is Brown's legacy, and the legacy of Mary Nichols, the longtime chair of CARB.
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A legacy risk Analysts believe Xi is a man deeply aware of history and concerned with his legacy.
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That means legacy systems and legacy people, to put it kindly, that may not be amenable to change.
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The Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation aims to preserve his legacy by helping youth and promoting leadership skills.
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The refining complex was formed by the merger of an Atlantic Richfield legacy refinery and a Gulf legacy refinery.
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But I think in that sense, money or legacy, I think my legacy will win that battle every time.
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You go, 'Okay, I don't want to live up to a legacy anymore, I want to be the legacy.
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It felt like it wouldn't be true to Peep's legacy or my distant interpretation of what that legacy is.
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" — A.B. Our Legacy "I always make a stop at this small men's store from the Swedish brand Our Legacy.
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"I want my legacy to be that I came to Earth to build leaders who left legacy," he says.
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He could have spent his time talking about the legacy of slavery and a Republican response to its continuing legacy.
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But while Obama's policy legacy is being whittled away, he also has an important personal legacy that Trump inadvertently burnishes.
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No, I wanted to leave a legacy for my two sons different from the legacy that was left for me.
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This word we all talk about, legacy, I tried to set out to build a legacy for myself and my family.
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None of this amounts to a real policy legacy, but Republicans' simple indifference to that legacy has powerful short-term consequences.
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" He continued: "His legacy and the legacy of those who died and lived alongside him is now a part of history.
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It knows the legacy of Archie Comics, and it knows the legacy of the teen soap operas that came before it.
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And by the way, it's not a good idea to use the word "legacy" in asking about Mr. Brown's, um, legacy.
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"Most new space entrepreneurs don't want to sell to a [legacy company] because they came from a [legacy company]," Taylor said.
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"This impeachment will not just be a stain on this Democrat majority's legacy — it will be their only legacy," countered Rep.
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Perhaps he had worries about his own legitimacy and legacy, intertwined with concerns about the legitimacy and legacy of the court.
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Several truths that we see in the startup arena have failed to penetrate the legacy enterprise, legacy IT, and government spheres.
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Its damaging legacy Such negative representations of black people left a damaging legacy in popular culture, especially in art and entertainment.
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" Schlossberg concluded, "We honor President Kennedy's legacy today by celebrating a man whose bold action embodies the principles of my grandfather's legacy.
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"The Trump administration is creating a rather unique legacy among any administration for undoing and selling out our conservation legacy," she said.
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His environmental legacy, much like his overall legacy, suggests that good policies are not worth much if they rest on bad politics.
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Baldur's her legacy, but not the arrogance of legacy — just the pure sense of knowing you will die, and he will live on.
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And it's not a "not invented here" syndrome, it's more of, we don't want to be encumbered by legacy deals and legacy businesses.
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The legacy U.S. Airways FAs and legacy AA FAs expect to be fully integrated into one flight attendant unit as of Oct. 1.
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Zinke not only failed to live up to Roosevelt's conservation legacy, but undermined that legacy through a campaign of deregulation and energy dominance.
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Being gay is, in a quite direct sense, Johnny's legacy; but it's a legacy he at first doesn't know how to deal with.
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PlayStation 4 users that pre-order the Legacy, Legacy Pro or Digital Deluxe edition can also take advantage of early access — starting Oct.
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How Forager is bucking legacy brokerage normsPremack: What else is Forager doing to avoid that culture that we see at many legacy brokerages?
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Subaru Legacy and Outback vehicles Items recalled: The company issued a recall of 48,500 new vehicles, including the 2016-17 Subaru Legacy and Outback.
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I called it "The New York City Legacy Ball," and the idea was to celebrate the global legacy of ball culture around the world.
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You've mentioned earlier that you aren't necessarily concerned with leaving a legacy with the museum, but what would you hope that your legacy is?
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Beyond Rocastle's legacy as a footballer and a fan favourite at Arsenal, this seems like an inherent part of his legacy as a man.
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Get a Legacy, Legacy Pro or Digital Deluxe edition of the new game and you can download the spruced up 2007 game for free.
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But as much as historical legacy clearly matters to this president and all presidents, a flawed legacy was probably guaranteed for Trump long ago.
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If a president says, "Part of my legacy is bringing food to the forefront," that legacy becomes a target and even harder to protect.
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All photos: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoNintendo built a legacy in the 80s and 90s, and has spent the rest of its history closely guarding that legacy.
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"By all means, write a kind of kickass female agent...with a legacy that can go on as long as Bond's legacy has," she said.
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If Trump's words emerge, as Drimmer and Fleming argue, "from our cultural legacy," then it is our responsibility to come to terms with that legacy.
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It's messier and weepier to parse out the moral failings of a legacy of rotten kings when the hero himself is part of that legacy.
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This isn't about tarnishing his legacy, or smearing his name, or anything like that, because as far as I'm concerned his legacy can't be tarnished.
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He had no spouse and no children, and it was not clear who would look after his legacy, let alone what that legacy might be.
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President Obama's criminal justice legacy: more clemency, but more deportations President Obama's criminal justice legacy: more clemency, but more deportations This segment originally aired Jan.
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His legacy, the legacy of his father, his father's wrongdoings, put him and the entire family in a place of their safety being in jeopardy.
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You talk about the messy legacy after more than a half century of nuclear power — both military and civil — why are we facing this toxic legacy?
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What drives me is getting that record, bringing that record to the Thompson family, finishing a legacy for my dad, and a legacy for Danny Thompson.
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"That can satisfy President Trump as not really taking Obama's legacy, but [instead] relaying a new legacy of free trade agreements for Asia-Pacific," he said.
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We could decide where to put plants, but it was part of our job to keep the legacy intact and do new honor to that legacy.
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"I always felt as though your legacy off the field is just as important, if not more so than your legacy on the field," Jeter says.
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Legacy commercial projects will be subject to the same reduction requirements; legacy residential projects, meanwhile, are exempt if they join a time-of-use rate program.
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Arguably, Kennedy's greatest legacy on the Court — and certainly what he hopes will be his greatest legacy — are his decisions expanding the scope of LGBTQ rights.
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It allows companies to bring a level of automation to legacy processes like accounts payable, employee onboarding, procurement and reconciliation without actually having to replace legacy systems.
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In deciding to split Americans apart rather than draw them together, he abandoned the legacy of Lincoln for the legacy of Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis.
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Now this is bigger than a fight, or the supremacy of one sport, or the legacy of a boxer, or the legacy of MMA as a sport.
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The Village Voice was created to give speed to a cultural and social revolution, and its legacy and the voices that created that legacy are still relevant today.
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Genetic legacy This legacy occurs in the form of chemical changes to the surface of DNA that, in turn, affect how particular genes function, known as epigenetic changes.
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One legacy of Donald Trump might be to give Obama a better legacy -- a reminder of the calmer, simpler time that we all lived in 18 months ago.
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Collision was conceived in 2012, when the author visited artist Bert L. Long Jr. as a "legacy specialist" for the Joan Mitchell Foundation's Creating a Living Legacy Project.
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But the national legacy, the most important part of my legacy, is I think I was the first candidate to get the first global generation involved in politics.
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Even as Mr. Biden casts himself as the man to complete and cement the Obama legacy, that legacy has moved to the center of the Democrats' fractious debate.
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"Anybody who adopts the name of the Klan adopts the legacy of the Klan, and the legacy of the Klan is death and injury of people of color."
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Even as Mr. Biden casts himself as the man to complete and cement the Obama legacy, that legacy has moved to the center of the Democrats' fractious debate.
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The word comes a couple of days after Tron: Legacy and Oblivion director Joseph Kosinski spoke with Collider during a Q&A following a recent IMAX screening of Legacy.
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More than affect the disposition of the Barragán archives or the architect's legacy, Magid has solidified her own legacy with this giant effort which amounts to her magnum opus.
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Obama's military legacy: fewer troops, but a record number of drone strikes Obama's military legacy: fewer troops, but a record number of drone strikes This segment originally aired Jan.
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The legacy of salvage anthropology and the complicity of museum collecting in colonial oppression must always be confronted, and it must be made clear that the colonial legacy continues.
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You can only have one legacy contact for an account—if both the person and their designated legacy contact die, say in a car crash, there's no backup person.
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It is an explicit turning away from the legacy of Nelson Mandela — a legacy seeking to lay the basis for a democratic country with a secure place for whites.
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But in terms of a president's policy legacy, the ability to craft long-term, durable agreements are really what will make or break his legacy in the history books.
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" He continued ... "Chuck Liddell has an incredible legacy.
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Now, Scott King's experiences and legacy are chronicled in a posthumous memoir called My Life, My Love, My Legacy — the book is based on hours of never-before-published interviews.
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Its narrow streets, spacious courtyards and elegant stone structures are reminders of a rich multicultural legacy — a legacy that has survived, albeit in an impoverished state, a century of conflict.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy There's no Nathan Drake in this new Uncharted, but newly minted headliners Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross look like they'll be keeping that character's legacy alive.
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"We don't have the legacy frequent flyer systems the legacy carriers have, but we have been selling online far longer and at far greater scale than they have," he said.
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The Bob Moog Foundation, dedicated to the legacy of its namesake's legacy of synthesizer engineering and inventing, has announced its annual raffle prize for 19743: the Minimoog Model D synthesizer.
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In the past week, writers on the left have grappled with Bill Clinton's legacy—not his political legacy, but the accusations that he preyed on women and raped Juanita Broaddrick.
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Evan is 21 and just turned pro, but told us he's not at all daunted by his father's legacy ... in fact he believes it's his birthright to eclipse that legacy.
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One idea we worked on, which isn't in the book, is the legacy of people in our lives, how a legacy makes someone alive even if they aren't here anymore.
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Some Republicans argue that his legacy and accomplishments outweigh his racist past, but Schumer and other democrats believe renaming the building is a fitting way to honor McCain's legacy. Sen.
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Now combined into one pool, legacy Northwest flight attendants, who had been unionized prior to the merger and 2010 vote, have voiced favorable views toward unionization to legacy Delta employees.
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The April conviction of Bill Cosby fueled a wave of assessments about the comedian's tarnished legacy — and how that legacy was long wielded as a cudgel against poor black Americans.
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Ampere says its 80-core chip also performs better than comparable chips built on the legacy x86 architecture, the chips and legacy James helped create during her years at Intel.
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"It is a part of his legacy, and it is not right to erase this legacy (and erase history) simply because one disagrees with some of his policies," it reads.
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The Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice — the first US memorial dedicated to the legacy of enslaved black people — opened to the public in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Agencies at the state and local level tend to "chug along on this old legacy infrastructure, and that old legacy infrastructure is the stuff that is often exploited," Kennedy says.
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Titled Finally Got The News: The Printed Legacy of the U.S. Radical Left, 1970–1979, their new exhibition focuses on the legacy of US radical left movements during the 1970s.
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"Because there were legacy products with legacy designs and legacy managers, there was an open field situation in financial services," Rourke says One reason why there may not be a ton of new entrants in the market could be because the number of financial services professionals has been declining in recent years.
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Other West Coast heavyweights have been buying legacy print publications from private owners that have struggled to revive struggling papers amid a tough economic environment for legacy media — and specifically print.
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Comparatively, over 33% of legacy applicants were admitted to the classes of 2014 through 2019, and legacy students make up roughly 14% of the undergraduate population, according to The Harvard Crimson.
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"I wish that President Trump would take a page from that legacy, the legacy of President Bush reaching out in critical and tough times to the most vulnerable community," Awad said.
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The old rules, based on the 2011 dear colleague letter, are a legacy from Obama and feminism; that legacy has been rescinded, largely over concerns about its lack of due process.
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With all the questions about his legacy coming to the forefront, some might have expected 'The Spider' to protect his legendary legacy as Bisping has continued to call it into question.
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It's all beef for sugar — and that's Putin's legacy.
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He says when it comes to "legacy buildings" — i.e.
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His legacy in the game & charity will live forever.
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Prince's legacy will live on – but in whose hands?
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A Legacy of Spies , by John le Carré (Viking) .
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This legacy pool has been — and remains — overwhelmingly white.
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"This will not affect the Games, this is for the future, for legacy, but it is the first tangible legacy of the Games that the legislation is changing in Japan," added Parsons.
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That, to me, is Bowie's legacy—not just carrying on the legacy of Sartre and Beckett and Nietzsche, but opening up a set of doors that we didn't know were there before.
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Ripert and Andrés announced last week they were also cementing Bourdain's legacy with the creation of the Anthony Bourdain '78 Legacy Scholarship, granted by Bourdain's alma mater, the Culinary Institute of America.
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Minors are unable to nominate legacy contacts, but Facebook recently changed its policies to allow parents who have lost children under the age of 18 to request to become their legacy contact.
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But history is more likely to remember that, in trying to shape a legacy of hope, he left behind a legacy of hypocrisy—and at the expense of our national security. Rep.
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It is hard to witness a president so obsessed with the obliteration of the legacy of his predecessor that he is attempting to undo that legacy with every stroke of his pen.
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Entertainment." They say, "We share the same commitment to create a legacy befitting one of the greatest story tellers and character creators of all time- a legacy Stan Lee earned ... and deserves.
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Dr. King's legacy was a legacy of advocating for a beloved community that all men will be measured and seen as equal and that the constitution will be afforded equally to all citizens.
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"We will also need to divest of our legacy equipment and legacy programs and also consider potential end strength reductions in order to invest in equipment modernization and necessary training upgrades," he added.
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Jackie Kennedy created a legacy for women today, such as Meghan Markle and Michelle Obama, in how they include fashion in their lives, and her legacy is something that will go on forever.
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Their legacy informs everything that I do because I want to make them proud and I also want to honor our family name and carry the Reeve name and legacy into the future.
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Of course, she protected and organized JFK's legacy—and the interesting and paradoxical thing is that by making and assembling the legacy, it transformed him into a legend and her into an icon.
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My current legacy is teaching others about understanding themselves and their relationship with money, and my future legacy will involve the money lessons I am passing along to my eight-year-old son.
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But it's fair to keep in mind, when considering the legacy of someone accused of sexual assault, that the person who spoke up to report assault has a life and a legacy, too.
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That's why I prefer legacy carriers with substantial route networks.
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But the legacy that he is chasing is more personal.
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Another reason we needed Flash was to play legacy content.
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Hefner's September 27 death incited debate about his cultural legacy.
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Mr. Cameron's legacy could then include the breakup of Britain.
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That's the main thing with as far as legacy goes.
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This is a permanent and transformative part of his legacy.
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How are the startups aiming slingshots at the legacy Goliaths?
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Legacy CDNs are left with no choice but to evolve.
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He knew that Trump would try to erase his legacy.
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It's my grandmother's and it's just part of a legacy.
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Christina Ricci is sharing her legacy with her young son.
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"We're trying to reinvigorate Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy," Middleton says.
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Their agroecological achievements represent a true legacy of Cuba's revolution.
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We can leave a legacy for Panama in the future.
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"Continuing her legacy is important for to us," she says.
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If Trump were to build his legacy of "greatness" through
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The newest generation of musical legacy has arrived in style.
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The episode ends with the shoot for the legacy video.
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"The allegations pertain principally to legacy Questcor conduct," Mallinckrodt said.
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And if he does that will certainly be his legacy.
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Anthem and other legacy insurers are moving ahead to modernize.
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It was the nail in the coffin on Sharkey's legacy.
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So what do you think is its most lasting legacy?
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It also points to the difficulty of overcoming this legacy.
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These are the voyages of the legacy broadcast network CBS.
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Related: Bro Culture, A Capella, and the Frat House Legacy
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It is a word with a legacy of gendered baggage.
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We will ask our panel about his life and legacy.
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LEO: This is really at the core of his legacy.
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But these legacy tools are not up to the job.
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Then he was ready to begin creating his own legacy.
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Remember the younger versions of Jeff Bridges in Tron: Legacy?
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MNL: Well, you are creating the legacy as we speak!
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But South Africa's apartheid legacy plays a central role too.
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His executive moves alone can't roll back the Obama legacy.
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But focusing on a legacy was never on his mind.
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What they don't have is a large legacy cost base.
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This may have created the biggest threat to his legacy.
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If he's got a legacy, I'd say that's probably it.
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Obama, of course, sees his foreign policy legacy quite differently.
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Bill Paxton leaves behind the legacy of a total badass.
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"No one should own Dr. King's legacy," she told me.
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What happens to your social media legacy when you die?
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This will be a defining moment for President Trump's legacy.
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Many actresses and fellow celebrities honored her legacy on Monday.
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Its legacy would live on inside of its rival league.
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Stan leaves an extraordinary legacy that will outlive us all.
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"The second legacy is to change the constitution," he said.
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"Almost all of our regulation is ancient legacy," he says.
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Almost all legacy food companies grow in the single digits.
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The impacted server included a legacy database backup of my.
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False news did not have to supplant the legacy brands.
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This disruption, not justice, is the legacy of Orta's video.
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From The Proud Legacy of Afro Caribbean Food in Britain
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Then there are the dueling messages framed around Haley's legacy.
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Scandal's legacy for the artists it has featured is money.
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He asks locals questions about trauma, responsibility, guilt, and legacy.
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So the legacy camera makers have a lot to prove.
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She wisely shares information about her legacy advantage with Sarah.
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Today, Dallas's Huey P. Newton Gun Club continues that legacy.
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Franco's nationalist legacy still divides Spain and its political parties.
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His is a legacy to which we can all aspire.
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Yueting readily admits LeEco wants to build on Tesla's legacy.
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The problem was, the legacy platforms didn't take much interest.
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"We are not debating about a political legacy," he said.
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At first glance it seems like a scant acting legacy.
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This special report will examine the legacy of that conflict.
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For Dr. Kay, Professor Minsky's legacy was his insatiable curiosity.
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The legacy campground industry hasn't changed since the Civil War.
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"A great crisis manager and humanitarian" was not his legacy.
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This tiny brake that created this house and my legacy.
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After his death, Mr Macron vowed to continue his legacy.
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All of that is still true in The Lost Legacy.
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Legacy Trust did not respond to a request for comment.
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Do you think about leaving a legacy for your kids?
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The legacy of his hero weighs heavily on Mr Schulz.
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I spoke to conservative commentator Ben Shapiro about Krauthammer's legacy.
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Better yet, buyers are replacing their legacy modes of transportation.
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Today Hindu nationalists hold office and forcefully reject that legacy.
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It was called "The Wounds of Whiteclay: Nebraska's Shameful Legacy".
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What then for monetary policy, and for Ms Yellen's legacy?
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R: Legacy - you mean the gifts of things passing along?
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Mr Allen's legacy extends further, to two lessons in particular.
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And Meunier is considering other options for continuing Wright's legacy.
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I love the smell of a man's legacy meaning nothing.
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But Bryant's legacy is permanently attached to this year's squad.
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And on politics, Obama's legacy is a complex, fractured thing.
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We will not only collect; we will protect the legacy.
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Hillary Clinton is attaching herself to much of Obama's legacy.
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Don't compete with legacy businesses without a very clear differentiator.
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So the legacy didn't go anywhere, it has been restored.
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"Lead is one toxic legacy in American cities," she writes.
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Mr Xi sees Mao's legacy as being under similar assault.
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America acquiesced in its monopoly over the Soviet strategic legacy.
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Fallout: Disasters, Lies and the Legacy of the Nuclear Age.
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The legacy of Maidstone's revolt of 2019 may be reform.
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In his clip, St. John acknowledged his character's important legacy.
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Upon its release, Tron: Legacy felt like a massive gamble.
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Watch Justice Kennedy over the next year polish his legacy.
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He will forever be a part of the #GH legacy.
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Curry came to believe he was carrying on Nininger's legacy.
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So what are you going to contribute to that legacy?
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He realized ending his life would tarnish his father's legacy.
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So it's a very unpleasant legacy which we are leaving.
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"I'd take legacy over money," Davis said to Yahoo Sports.
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"I am going to defend President Obama's legacy," Clinton said.
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And perhaps there's another legacy of his mother's island upbringing.
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Judith Linhares received the Artists' Legacy Foundation's 2017 Artist Award.
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RFM: How do you think you're continuing your grandfather's legacy?
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Perhaps this would even prove Mrs Mrs Merkel's legacy project.
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What an incredible legacy of great music he leaves behind.
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Kim Kardashian West is turning today's Snaps into tomorrow's legacy.
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No, Scott Pruitt has not rolled back Obama's environmental legacy.
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Obama featured One exhibit honors the legacy of Obama's election.
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"Thank you to all @wildwarriors keeping Steve's legacy alive. #Thanksgiving."
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The legacy Overall, 11 crews bailed out of their bombers.
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How did the tech visionary create such a lasting legacy?
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And part of that's because you're removing legacy bad loans.
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Secondly, you're going to get access to some legacy content.
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And so we have a legacy of working with partners.
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She's interested in new brands in addition to legacy brands.
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For two days, the Democrats have danced around that legacy.
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So they bought the store to keep Gatner's legacy alive.
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It would be untrue to the legacy of the character.
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GE also faced legacy challenges in adapting to Predix software.
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In 2014, Foursquare decided to ditch its original legacy app.
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His legacy inspired the Silicon Valley electric car maker Tesla.
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Mr Scholz is unlikely to transform Mr Schäuble's domestic legacy.
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Ross argues that the film industry will strengthen Obama's legacy.
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And prepare to take a look back at Obama's legacy.
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The legacy of Wenger is all around the Sacred Grove.
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They're practices that shaped Letterman's legacy as a great boss.
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Like, did you even know you can set legacy contacts?
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It was a great idea to do the Legacy Tour.
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But his legacy is going to get the last laugh.
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The community is what's a called a legacy contamination site.
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The religious victory replaces one of the legacy win conditions.
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Do you really want to link your legacy with theirs?
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That legacy has stabilized American democracy for over two centuries.
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"24: Legacy" concludes its season April 18 at 8 p.m.
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"It is with this same generosity we continue the legacy."
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Now 51, he could be a lasting legacy for Trump.
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But she has yet another legacy from the previous generation.
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My column this morning looks at Comey's full, complicated legacy.
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Today the legacy would appear to be alive and well.
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It is not what he wants to be his legacy.
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The legacy of colonialism and empire looms large in Europe.
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Pew Oceans Legacy map of the expanded Marine National Monument.
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Sadly, he allowed the nuclear enterprise to highjack his legacy.
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And if he has his way, that legacy will continue.
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What a legacy you have doled out to your family!
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Paul Newman wanted his philanthropy to overshadow his film legacy.
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Chris Cornell's legacy lives on at the 2019 Grammy Awards.
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"Our lives now are about fulfilling Perry's legacy," Pamela said.
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And he carries a resonant family legacy of political fortitude.
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Business travelers are being forced to "tolerate" horrible legacy systems.
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The stain of Boehner's legacy remains in our politics today.
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But for me, his legacy is both personal and professional.
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Here's hoping that Nidhogg 2 lives up to that legacy.
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His popularity is inextricably linked to Lee Kuan Yew's legacy.
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It's hard to hang a presidential legacy on executive orders.
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His legacy lives on and he will forever be remembered.
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How do you look back at your career and legacy?
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Why buy companies burdened by accumulated debt and legacy assets?
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Yet Obama's legacy will be worse than that of Bush.
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So far, Walcott's admirers need not worry about his legacy.
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Long live Queen Bey, and long live her legendary legacy!
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The legacy of the Black Power movement is not over.
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Analysts caution that Zuma's legacy will take time to fade.
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But 206 years later, Sonic's legacy is mixed at best.
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It is unfortunate that his legacy won't die with him.
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Yet this is a market defined by massive legacy inventory.
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The most controversial legacy is the lack of individual accountability.
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The site Legacy Republic will make DVDs for you, too.
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What do you think the legacy of Oasis will be?
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The legacy of a divisive impeachment is not all bad.
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Whoever succeeds him, Mr Karimov will bequeath a troubled legacy.
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Such nascent environmentalism might become Mr Obama's greatest environmental legacy.
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The legacy of drink and dogma cascades through the generations.
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Perhaps that's what Orange Rhyming Dictionary's true legacy has become.
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And that's where the movie diverges from its television legacy.
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Nearly five years later, Sandy's political legacy is still unfolding.
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"This legacy problem isn't something fintechs suffer from," he says.
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Can this tragedy and its legacy bring change to soccer?
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Continues the legacy, focuses on the characters and the world.
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After all, I wasn't in this for craftsmanship or legacy.
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Sun is long gone, but its intellectual legacy lives on.
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Tillman Cunningham has already embraced the legacy of his name.
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His legacy more murders in his city than ever before.
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His leadership brought us together; his legacy inspires us still.
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Although the dog has since passed away, his legacy remains.
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"Her legacy is not just about music now," he said.
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Even at the expense of their client's privacy and legacy.
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His legacy endures in his mother's powerful voice for Georgia.
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"It's really a binary legacy" for Mr. Cameron, he said.
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Musical legacy: Widely acknowledged as the greatest rock guitarist ever.
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I thought a lot about my legacy and purpose afterwards.
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"Put people first, that is my mom's legacy," he writes.
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Perhaps the legacy of a meme it has never met.
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Q: What legacy do you want to leave with Finder?
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Hemingway, a scion of those Hemingways, is a legacy choice.
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With victory comes a definitive opportunity to distinguish her legacy.
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The Memo: Obama fights for his legacy in the midterms.
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Stewart created his legacy — Garden City — on the western portion.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Obama's economic legacy.
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It's their legacy and leadership that made this moment possible.
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Yet, what does today's GOP do with that that legacy?
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Today we remember the life and legacy of Billy Graham.
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But the Peróns also have a complicated and controversial legacy.
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His legacy is our reality, and we should not forget.
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Thanks in large part to Barack Obama's legacy the economy
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We're grateful for her legacy of public service, volunteerism & family.
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Our legacy is that we celebrate great and curvy models.
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Now, no one can discount the horrible legacy of slavery.
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We still have the opportunity to leave a different legacy.
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Here, though, his legacy will always be bigger than that.
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It is Truth Initiative, no longer the American Legacy Foundation.
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The sustained intensity of the Bostonians' playing honored Bernstein's legacy.
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Obama's decision will leave a mark on his presidential legacy.
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His legacy as a hero became defined by his confinement.
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Legacy automakers are now making plays for the EV market.
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But that doesn't mean he isn't thinking about his legacy.
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Much of President Obama's legacy rests on America choosing Mrs.
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Is her family's legacy the thing that worries her most?
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Despite the legacy to which Fallon aspires, times have changed.
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The revelations ignited a nationwide conversation about Austria's Nazi legacy.
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Late at night, his fellow competitors were hailing his legacy.
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But Trump welcomed the latest threat to his predecessor's legacy.
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Is that really the legacy he wants to leave behind?
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Obviously, today is a time to remember Justice Scalia's legacy.
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"Game of Thrones" is over, but its legacy lives on.
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But the legacy of 1998 proved too much to handle.
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Father Elkin suggested that Escobar's greatest legacy was his story.
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But at least you get a lasting sporting legacy right?
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The dog has since passed away, but his legacy remains.
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However, the legacy of the militant group's crimes still remains.
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But 20 years on, Lara Croft has a complicated legacy.
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Clinton, but of President Obama, whose legacy is suddenly imperiled.
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This remains the quiet legacy of President Truman's immigration commission.
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Some of Mr. Obama's criminal justice legacy is easily undone.
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William Friese, his family or the legacy he leaves behind.
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But ultimately, it's not his personal legacy that's at stake.
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That's a legacy for which he will be justly celebrated.
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Legacy insurers are also making their own investments or partnerships.
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What does Mr. Pinault want to leave as his legacy?
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Brownback's legacy will be viewed as one and the same.
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His captaincy during the 1992 World Cup cemented his legacy.
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But we do history a disservice by whitewashing MLK's legacy.
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But this allegory explains the current plight of legacy media.
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That legacy and experience lies at the heart of Mrs.
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Douglas W. Kmiec: Seeking a successor to Kennedy's complex legacy.
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What do you think of that part of your legacy?
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However, we will see to it that her legacy continues.
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Will Obama's legacy include progress on immigration reform after all?
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Though F.D.C. Willard has long since died, his legacy endures.
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But le Carré's legacy sits a little deeper than that.
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His legacy thus far, however, has been far more complicated.
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S. relations would be key to a positive Trumpian legacy.
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This is not a legacy we want to leave them.
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This is, in a way, the legacy of José Mourinho.
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Legacy stores, though, have a harder time changing their mixes.
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But May Rindge's legacy of cussedness and exclusion lives on.
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You can also easily turn legacy project into Team Projects.
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Go deeper: South Africa's Daily Maverick on her complex legacy.
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That's partly due to the brand's longtime legacy and heritage.
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Coach has always been centered around tradition, legacy, and heritage.
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How do you think WWW will add to your legacy?
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The legacy of their work, in many ways, lives on.
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What's a company to do with its legacy diet soda?
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Do you think you've been responsible for reviving Oasis's legacy?
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VICE: Do you think we'll ever finish debating Lovecraft's legacy?
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Do you feel like that's a legacy item for you?
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Instead of establishing a legacy, temporary artworks preserve the present.
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" But he also notes, "Hopefully, it's a hospitality-first legacy.
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The project of The Legacy of Lynching seems altogether different.
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After all, mezcal is such a beautiful and honorable legacy.
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Trump has wiped out a large portion of Obama's legacy.
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Peace and unity became key elements to Ali's later legacy.
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David Bowie, a massive legacy and inspiration to the world.
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In less than a year, President Trump demolished Obama's legacy.
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Nancy Pelosi discussed McCain's legacy on ABC's "This Week": Sen.
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Marshall hasn't been been shy about capitalizing on its legacy.
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The stakes are high ecologically, economically and for Obama's legacy.
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Jerry Brown emphasized his environmental legacy over all other accomplishments.
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This peculiar arrangement is a legacy of our colonial past.
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So we're keeping their legacy alive by making these connections.
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"Lead is one toxic legacy in America's cities," Clark writes.
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Another legacy issue that banks face is low interest rates.
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"He definitely was conscious of a legacy," Mr. Parke said.
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I want to be a part of that Chinatown legacy.
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And yet doubts still linger about the base's enduring legacy.
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While it undoubtedly has its positives, Grindr's legacy is complex.
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"We're grappling with this very difficult legacy problem," she said.
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"Many in legacy media love mass shootings," Ms. Loesch said.
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Incrementalism has accumulated for Obama into a serious climate legacy.
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For some, though, the Podesta Group left a complicated legacy.
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The town's artistic legacy, she says, is "just killing" her.
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"I'd rather keep the focus on his legacy," he said.
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Our legacy welfare structures are ill suited to today's poverty.
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My favorite is his Legacy Machine series; it's traditional watchmaking.
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They also show the power of its legacy of exclusion.
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That's a very exciting legacy for you and your children.
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It was a bid to leave a legacy in Mrs.
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And so we have a legacy of shaking that off.
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Today, a foundation bearing his name carries on that legacy.
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It's a legacy Democrats are still struggling to deal with.
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But wrestling was his calling, his passion, and his legacy.
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The contest to appropriate the legacy of Wusi was on.
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It's a chance for them to leave a true legacy.
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But his true legacy is that of Leonardo and Galileo.
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And this darkness has proven to be his lasting legacy.
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Eight from Mr. Obama's are determined to restore his legacy.
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Legacy Hemp signs contracts with farmers before the planting season.
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Those contradictions rest at the core of the Merkel legacy.
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"He has a vision on his legacy," Van Wagenen said.
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The newspapers were already running canned retrospectives of her legacy.
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Obviously today is a time to remember Justice Scalia's legacy.
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The proposal also leaves the legacy Medicaid program as is.
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Trump's tweet acknowledging McCain's death did not address McCain's legacy.
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Yet his legacy is larger than Dance Theater of Harlem.
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Debates over his work and legacy are roiling the city.
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In some cases, we even feel his legacy through music.
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Tesla faces 2 tests that will shape its manufacturing legacy
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It's about scoring political points and undoing Barack Obama's legacy.
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You're doing this for yourself to create your own legacy.
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Does he have potential to add to the family legacy?
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This was my family legacy as a kid in Queens.
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Mao was different, and his legacy today is as well.
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Complicating her legacy, she was also an outspoken white supremacist.
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Others are pushing back against efforts to diminish Deng's legacy.
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In the end, maybe that will be MoviePass' lasting legacy.
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Cameroon's linguistic partition is a legacy of its colonial history.
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In some eyes Ian Khama's moves repudiate his father's legacy.
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Tapping Facebook is unorthodox play for a legacy department store.
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You can still cluster legacy speakers together for multiroom audio.
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How important to your ultimate legacy is a tax increase?
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Rock concerts persist on a grand scale, but legacy reigns.
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Her regal look is an indelible part of her legacy.
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The network isn't as comprehensive as the three legacy carriers.
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Mr. Schultz's legacy: There are his business achievements, of course.
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The iPad continued that legacy, just on a big screen.
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Boumediene's legacy has proved as controversial as the decision itself.
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Go deeper: Paul Allen's legacy includes a virtual reality "Holodome"
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Parvaiz is adrift and haunted, however, by his father's legacy.
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I saw the legacy of human misery underpinning it all.
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Are you positioning yourself to break free from their legacy?
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But the fight over his legacy is far from over.
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As with Prince, the legacy Bryant leaves behind is complicated.
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I don't want to romanticize President Barack Obama's immigration legacy.
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"Your legacy, like our gratitude, will live forever," he said.
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Most praised his legacy and offered condolences to his family.
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"Our Chairman leaves behind a beautiful and powerful legacy," Rep.
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Some tackle issues including migration and the legacy of colonialism.
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It was outdated legacy code and it was not compromised.
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But their silence, even now, only amplifies his radical legacy.
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As if that weren't enough, you might pull a Legacy.
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On the cultural left it's the whole Michel Foucault legacy.
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In my town there's a big legacy of the Klan.
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The Trail of Tears is just part of Jackson's legacy.
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To address and amend aspects of her husband's political legacy.
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But Green says he's eyeing something more cosmic: his legacy.
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But a new digital exhibition is helping preserve its legacy.
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"That's the disappointing legacy of the financial crisis," she said.
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The polyglot paradise the Premier League became is his legacy.
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This is a legacy no one should want to preserve.
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"I'm not worried about Rick Perry's legacy at all," Rep.
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Scat Daddy's legacy, however, continues to grow, even on dirt.
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The legacy of the 2012 Olympics here played a role.
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One other significant legacy from 2007 is Mr. Moon himself.
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Photos, videos and articles on Nelson Mandela's life and legacy.
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Collectors can buy a piece of that legacy on Sept.
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Mr. Biden focused on the legacy of the Obama administration.
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Why was Stephen Joyce so protective of his grandfather's legacy?
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And he pledged to continue Bryant's legacy with the Lakers.
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But Graham did leave a lasting legacy in North Korea.
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But M.B.Z. was born with another, opposing legacy: clan loyalty.
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"I promise you I'll continue your legacy man!" he wrote.
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That revitalized Jewish dissent fits squarely in Mr. Frank's legacy.
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But Mr. Farmer's legacy to campaign financing was more enduring.
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Started a legacy where players want to come and play.
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A Yearslong Battle Over Kafka's Legacy Ends in Jerusalem 56.
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A long legacy of racism is what's behind the disparity.
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And "American Masters" celebrates the culinary legacy of James Beard.
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This show is setting back Britain's already dim dental legacy.
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So are we building upon a legacy or destroying one?
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What an odd and burdensome legacy for the pantheonic artist.
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That fucking YouTube video was going to be my legacy.
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I understand that this is like a fight for legacy.
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The Perham legacy would be kept intact, and in Maine.
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Mexico is still grappling with the legacy of his approach.
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They serve as reminders of the insidious legacy of conflict.
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Thus her legacy on this issue, unfortunately, remains extremely confused.
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This legacy should top any personal animus toward President Trump.
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But the F.B.I. is still grappling with Mr. Hussain's legacy.
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Garmin + Marvel Legacy Hero Series Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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Olson hopes the Elaine Legacy Center will help spur change.
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"It helps us keep his legacy in perspective," says Miller.
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President Trump's rush to dismantle his predecessor's legacy continues apace.
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This is the legacy of Ramsay Bolton's sense of humor.
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Instead, she was told stories about his heroism and legacy.
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I'm fulfilling the legacy of Barack Obama, and you're not.
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He wants to show the Duke and Duchess the legacy.
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President Theodore Roosevelt left a legacy of a strong America.
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Leaving a proud legacy There's a flipside to this, though.
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Aretha did not inherit a purely religious and musical legacy.
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It was his legacy she was running on, not hers.
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Her words flow through me, creating their own lasting legacy.
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King's legacy will endure long past the Age of Trump.
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The statement about his FEMA chief haunts the Bush legacy.
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But in terms of comments that could haunt Trump's legacy?
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Mr. Jackson's arrest has been a reminder of that legacy.
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"Let her rest in peace and stop tarnishing her legacy."
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Honor Dr. King and live his legacy through your actions.
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Those opposing the legacy carriers say the claims are baseless.
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Here are three books that discuss his life and legacy.
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Poussey will probably always be a part of my legacy.
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But at the same time, the Starostins' legacy is problematic.
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In Bondarenko's mind, none of this diminishes the Starostin legacy.
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"And, in a way, this is the most beautiful legacy."
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They all add a little more sheen to the legacy.
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Back to the legacy of The State, the TV show.
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There is no one left to carry the family legacy.
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We should look at his real legacy in its totality.
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The "legacy of slavery" was everywhere at Angola, Woodfox writes.
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What will Donald Trump's legacy be to the Republican Party?
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Through this lens, Fragile Legacy takes on a double meaning.
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So the struggle for Jo Cox's legacy has already begun.
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What would happen if a player dropped from Pandemic Legacy?
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Coe compares Plath's legacy to the Greek story of Medea.
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Until the early 2000s, her legacy looked to be intact.
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So a pure seniority system is not a great legacy.
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That is his legacy, and it will haunt his successors.
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Stieglitz looms large in Brigman's legacy and in the exhibition.
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Scalia legacy Trump this time, his aides said, was also intensely focused on finding a Supreme Court nominee who would carry on the legacy of the conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who died last February.
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Instead of Nathan's ego-driven concept of legacy, Lost Legacy centers around Chloe coming to terms with her own internal struggle to repress a part of herself she tried burying a long time ago.
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"In doing so, they recognize that her legacy is also their legacy; two things I'm very proud to be a part of" Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 hits theaters Nov. 21.
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The beauty of RPA, and why companies like it so much, is that it enables customers to bring a level of automation to legacy processes without having to rip and replace the legacy systems.
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"We should start thinking about the idea of economic assignment of action effectively, which is to give the bump that we current give to rich legacy kids to poor non-legacy kids," he says.
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" Overall, according to the Chronicle, "if a non-legacy applicant faced a 15 percent chance of admission, an identical applicant who was a primary legacy would have a 60 percent chance of getting in.
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Photo: Skylight Photo: Skylight Most enterprise companies have a vast legacy infrastructure and the AR applications often have to work with these legacy systems to pull information like inventory, documentation or back office data.
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Why it matters: While legacy brands like Kraft Heinz and Campbell's are losing market share as consumers' tastes and shopping habits change, fast-food legacy names like McDonald's and KFC/Taco Bell owner YUM!
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While Reagan's legacy will be helping to tear down communism and that wall, Trump's legacy will be turning Republican lawmakers into dupes assisting Russia as it undermines our democracy — and democracy around the world.
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Obama's legacy: He held on to hope ... and got blindsided Barack Obama's confidence in American democracy was one of his greatest political weaknesses, writes Julian Zelizer, editor of a forthcoming book on Obama's legacy.
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LASTING LEGACY Although Switzerland today exchanges bank account data on its current clients with dozens of countries to crack down on cross-border tax cheats, fresh tax litigation has brought legacy matters to the fore.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy In almost all his adventures, Nathan's personal stakes feel dwarfed by the grandiosity of the cultural histories he tramples over like a crumbling ledge on his self-aggrandizing reach for legacy.
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Ironically, many blockchain applications also have a shot at replacing legacy Web applications, at the same time as they will replace legacy businesses that cannot loosen their grips on heavy-handed centrally enforced trust functions.
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What we're doing is advocating to the incoming people at NASA and the administration writ large that if they want to leave a positive, great legacy—and who doesn't want to leave a great legacy?
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" Speaking of analog radio, Keeney acknowledged that there are other services (like iHeartRadio) that bring live radio broadcasts online, but he suggested that they're coming from "legacy players" who are "all burdened by legacy infrastructure.
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Yet, it is an opportunity to create a legacy in decades of decisions, and he is likely to move the court to the right and to reverse some of the legacy of Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Subaru announced June 22 that when the updated 2018 Legacy and Outback models go on sale, they'll be up to $200 more expensive for Legacy models and nearly $500 more expensive for some Outback models.
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"We remember Eli Cohen and we do not forget his legacy, a legacy of devotion, determination, courage and love of the homeland is our heritage," Mr. Cohen, the Mossad chief, said Thursday in a statement.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Anti-Legacy," by Peter Baker (news analysis, Sunday Review, June 25): Do you know why President Trump is working so hard to tear down former President Barack Obama's legacy?
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But in the region this legacy forged enduring and widespread resentment.
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In office, Mrs Lam will struggle to break with this legacy.
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Does it alter Ms. Lee's legacy and reputation as a writer?
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The "Fast Money " debated which legacy technology stocks are worth buying.
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At any rate, Bannon, and Breitbart's legacy, now work for Trump.
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Mr. Obama is not an obvious candidate to extend this legacy.
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But Mr. Anderson's legacy is also marked by more controversial positions.
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But Ryan's agenda could wind up being his most important legacy.
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This is what has created a threat to the legacy brands.
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His foreign policy legacy is one good intentions and disappointing results.
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Watch "The Legacy of Barack Obama" on Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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Dixie and Ron agreed the star's legacy will always shine on.
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Its reputation and legacy are legendary to us coastal bar crawlers.
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The Iranian bomb will be his most important legacy as president.
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It's a legacy the Patriots, to a man, are proud of.
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There are, though, emerging technologies that will alter these legacy dynamics.
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She was fiercely protective of her mother and her mother's legacy.
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Ronald Reagan left the bulk of the New Deal legacy intact.
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"The Diana Award is very much celebrating Diana's legacy," Ojo says.
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Does that legacy pose particular problems for PMCs in the region?
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But the group has left a legacy that cannot be denied.
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Slate calls it the "shameful legacy" of the John Roberts court.
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Sanger died in 1966, but her legacy has clearly lived on.
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Randy often discussed how Marsha's legacy was nearly lost to history.
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Tupac's death was sudden, but his music and legacy live on.
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His legacy will live on indefinitely through the music he's inspired.
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MNL: My last few questions are about the legacy of RESIST!
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Bottom Row: Cosmic Assembly Near-infrared Deep Extragalactic Legacy Survey (CANDELS).
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The highest-ranked US legacy carrier is United Airlines, ranking 50th.
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Abbott made note of White's education legacy in a separate statement.
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Hereditary doesn't build its legacy on jump scares and cheap gore.
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And Manuel's statement on police brutality carries on this sordid legacy.
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Secretary of State swore her fealty to Obama's legacy to almost
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Street Fighter's legacy was built by those who wanted it more.
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The legacy of your much-loved PSLs might outlive you all.
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At the Concussion Legacy Foundation, we simply say don't hit kids.
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"A Legacy of Spies" 6 John le Carré (Viking, $28.00) 9.
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Why shouldn't next year carry on 2016's dumpster fire legacy?
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That's why Republicans should build on America's exceptional health care legacy.
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But Hefner's legacy doesn't seem tied to any of those uncertainties.
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Luke Perry's legacy will live on far beyond the entertainment world.
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"D'Andra Simmons comes from a legacy family of Dallas," Locken shared.
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The physical legacy of slavery can be plainly seen in Amsterdam.
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They offered on-campus interviews to all applicants — no legacy required.
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The camp's legacy is critically important to the movie's continuing story.
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We still haven't seen some of the legacy characters, like Audrey.
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Aaliyah's legacy continues to inspire fans – and now this 💄 shade!
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But low levels of recorded giving are also a historical legacy.
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Though it has squeaked through, CETA will leave an unhappy legacy.
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By imperiling Clinton's chances, Comey was imperiling Obama's own legacy too.
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Now, when are you going to get rid of legacy admissions?
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The stakeholder is the alumni association and they want legacy admissions.
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Harvard went 1-2 in the Wooden Legacy tournament from Nov.
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" Winfrey added, "You have no idea what your legacy will be.
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Concussion Legacy Foundation CEO Chris Nowinski was a study co-author.
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But in Document, you're actively flipping that legacy on its head.
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It would be one thing if Biden's Iraq legacy ended there.
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AcornOS appears to be a legacy of the former, unsuccessful effort.
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What writers today do you see as carrying on his legacy?
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Unsolicited family legacy aside, Carol Baber's most pressing headache is labor.
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Billie Lourd is keeping her mom Carrie Fisher's legacy shining strong.
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Over the next year the FCC will reexamine legacy telecom regulations.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is coming to PS4 on August 22nd.
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Ali's widow, Lonnie, spoke eloquently about the inspiration of his legacy.
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That's the legacy and the lesson he left for his successor.
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"[Son] may feel his legacy revolves around fixing Sprint," said Spencer.
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You magnified her...This is just the beginning of Heather's legacy.
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His books include Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA.
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A third effect comes from the legacy of past dollar borrowing.
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Both recognized, however, the weight the moments carried for their legacy.
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She leaves behind a legacy of love and beauty and kindness.
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His enthusiasm for life is the legacy we will forever remember.
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The arguments about marriage and terrorism are part of its legacy.
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The so-called Legacy Optimizer alternative is certainly one to consider.
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It is an exciting moment in the building of our legacy.
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"But we need to deal with this legacy debt," he said.
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The belt-tightening has been in sharp contrast to Sears' legacy.
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Thankfully, El Camino preserves Breaking Bad's legacy, rather than tainting it.
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Together, filling those courts alone could be a Clinton legacy item.
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It could be one of the defining features of her legacy.
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Another legacy of the past is still to be cleared up.
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That's because their policy, not their rhetoric, defined their administration's legacy.
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HARTFORD "The Legacy of the Black Panthers," discussion with Jamal Joseph.
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Start by designating new beneficiaries, and re-assess your legacy priorities.
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"Dacia didn't have the same legacy issues as Lada," he said.
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For me, her legacy is she taught me to accept myself.
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His historical legacy is the promotion of slavery and Southern secession.
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AMLG: So it's a classic innovation dilemma for the legacy corporations.
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Kathleen Geier: Hillary Clinton's true feminist legacy remains to be seen.
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Sure. But you can't reduce that type of history and legacy.
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But cementing Trump's legacy might not have been enough for McGahn.
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Tommy carries on his father's legacy in another very real way.
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With this model, that legacy could be left in the past.
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It's like you can feel the Presidency and the Kennedy legacy.
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Nebraska nexts plays Dayton on Thursday in the Wooden Legacy tournament.
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"That's the biggest threat to the Obama legacy," Alter told me.
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We miss you and we will forever keep your legacy going.
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I think Mueller did not want that to be his legacy.
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The Borgias' ambition was boundless; their legacy proved to be enormous.
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The survey is called LEGUS, short for Legacy ExtraGalactic UV Survey.
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" So we said, "He's a legacy and part of the show.
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But the Watergate Complex remains, with a legacy shadowed by scandal.
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Killing him is lazy writing & an insult to the show's legacy.
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And legacy car makers have caught the self-driving bug too.
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Compared to legacy corporate cards, there are a ton of benefits.
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His legacy may just need this one LP as a capstone.
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The Economist published an extensive obituary covering Rozar's sometimes controversial legacy.
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Adora is the legacy, and Marian is her perfect shiny ivory.
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Self-analyzing, it's about failed legacy and what it really means.
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The champion takes home $50,000 cash — last year, it was Legacy.
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The Border: The Legacy of a Century of Anglo-Irish Politics.
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Trump said rates are being kept lower to bolster Obama's legacy.
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Watch: How Pablo Escobar's Legacy of Violence Drives Today's Cartel Wars
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And what was the legacy going to be from day one.
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These are the legacy that he left in my home community.
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The film isn't the first to celebrate Ginsburg's achievements and legacy.
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A more sober assessment of his reign reveals a complicated legacy.
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Meanwhile, company's current business continues to build on its legacy services.
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"Part of his legacy is the off-year elections," he said.
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Trump's larger presidential agenda has focused on unwinding Barack Obama's legacy.
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But those other legacy automakers are burdened with decades of history.
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With his death, Ditko leaves behind an incredible and complicated legacy.
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We can't wait for a new generation to experience Jonathan's legacy.
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The Legacy Edition brings the typical $59.99 price up to $79.99.
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He cares deeply about the sauce, his employees, and its legacy.
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And that means rolling back a key part of Obama's legacy.
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Since his death, many in the U.K. have honored Lawrence's legacy.
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He may hope that the technocrats' loyalty will preserve his legacy.
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We reflected on her legacy as the undisputed Queen of Soul.
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It is a legacy that has done the nation great harm.
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Oh, just buy our rebranded, legacy software and you'll be safe.
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But for YouTube, there's no legacy TV biz to shore up.
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And then making a contribution to the legacy of my motherland.
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We're witnessing the legacy that Hart is building in real time.
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"Our tech solves the legacy issue by hiding it," explains Verdon.
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Go deeper: A look at Scott Gottlieb's legacy as FDA head
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The Senegalese system has its roots in the country's colonial legacy.
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It's certainly understandable that Obama seeks to protect his remarkable legacy.
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It's part of his legacy, whether or not we like it.
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A: My wife was really adamant that this is my legacy.
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Do you hope that's what your Drag Race legacy will be?
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"He understood his legacy and was careful with it," she says.
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Bro regularly gives interviews to talk about Heyer and her legacy.
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As a result, the value of "legacy" print brands has plummeted.
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For a team with such legacy, Fnatic often struggled this split.
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"People are still dealing with the legacy of Sochi," he said.
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For additional information on all four Legacy Papers, visit epson.com/legacypapers.
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It is also apparently definitely intended as part of Zeid's legacy.
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In a remarkable reversal, the legacy of former President Lula is
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Andy Cohen is looking back on Gloria Vanderbilt's life and legacy.
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A legacy that will last far after we are all gone!
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Yes, this is a company that has a really good legacy.
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"We're still trying to carve out our own legacy," he said.
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In other words, Hozoji carries the legacy of that multigenerational struggle.
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He leaves behind an enormous legacy that will live on forever.
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Is that the greatest legacy of "Bill Nye the Science Guy"?
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He especially needs them now, to protect and extend his legacy.
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Most descendants of famous preachers aggressively defend their status and legacy.
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That's bad politics and a sure way to ruin a legacy.
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It was central to California's expansion, and to Pat Brown's legacy.
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None of these girls will have a legacy, beyond being forgotten.
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The Poisoned Well: Empire and its Legacy in the Middle East.
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This is the legacy of Paul Cezanne, which Downes has embraced.
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We talk endlessly about the catalog and the legacy of Cursive.
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That alone might cement h/er legacy as a creative force.
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They made it taboo to critically discuss Atatürk and his legacy.
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And how much of his legacy will survive the coming onslaught?
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So, um, to get back to the question, what's your legacy?
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Despite that, the younger Frank remained haunted by his father's legacy.
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The newspaper did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Legacy.
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She's not trying to quantify her legacy the way McEnroe is.
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Of course, Silk Road's other legacy is the rise of Bitcoin.
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This reflects a legacy of high corporate and government external debt.
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But then, Lost legacy was also confirmed at 2016's PSX.
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The records, the process that goes into them, that's the legacy.
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There's Windows and devices, which houses Microsoft's slow-growing legacy products.
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Who in the group will continue his legacy and learn BASIC?
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Also inflating that bill is legacy support to thermal power plants.
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It's really, really hard to screw around with the legacy system.
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Legacy can do much better than old cellphone messages, said Holt.
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And through these continued scientific revelations, MESSENGER's intrepid legacy lives on.
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"Wilson's legacy will stand," says Trust Kupupika, a junior studying anthropology.
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"The woman's legacy was not shared with her granddaughters," she said.
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Oxford and Cambridge have long rejected the practice of legacy admissions.
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He leaves a legacy of courage, of service, and of hope.
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The legacy advantage is even more sizable than you might imagine.
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To be sure, revenue at Petsmart's legacy business slipped by 1.5%.
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The word 'abandoned' appeared in multiple headlines, across legacy news outlets.
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They had a musical legacy to protect and fans to consider.
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Add two more national monuments to President Barack Obama's conservation legacy.
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You want to leave a legacy of intricate bullet journals behind?
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Mellie isn't interested — she has her own legacy to chisel out.
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We didn't want to inherit the legacy reputational problems they have.
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Also, take note of those legacy ports that survived this update.
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The legacy airlines are already facing pressure to reverse their move.
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It was at Barcelona, though, that Mr Cruyff's legacy was greatest.
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But Bachelor in Paradise has built its legacy on questionable behavior.
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I got buy-in very quickly to replace our legacy systems.
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It is hard to believe he would disavow his own legacy.
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The effort also serves to cement President Obama's legacy on entrepreneurship.
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Both sides accept the case is really about Mr Greenberg's legacy.
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What would you like to see as your legacy so far?
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California's taxpayers will pay dearly for Mr Brown's high-speed legacy.
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"She's left a pretty impressive legacy at South Carolina," Auriemma said.
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And it properly reflects Kelly's true legacy as chief of staff.
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What would you say is your most important legacy as governor?
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The other four levels attend to Kalimpong's mystical and mythic legacy.
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Jon: I saw some good shows but they're all legacy acts.
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Often, this means leaving behind legacy technology and embracing the cloud.
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"Estate planning helps artists shape their own legacy," Ms. Jeffri said.
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I hate that for him; I hate that for his legacy.
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Conservatives have used it as a cudgel to damage Kennedy's legacy.
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Gun control could have a negative impact on America's hunting legacy.
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And that legacy is at work in the current political moment.
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A new book adds another legacy: the ascent of political consultants.
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CT: What sort of legacy do you hope to leave behind?
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In awe of the legacy - the iconic covers, the conversations, everything.
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As no other, he embodies the agony of overcoming war's legacy.
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The legacy endures in our printing plant at College Point, Queens.
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I've chosen to donate by brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation.
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But music often leaves a greater legacy than diktats and propaganda.
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They say, 'Oh you left a legacy for the next generation.
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And it's a legacy that is so important to the culture.
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That legacy is unique and a deep part of this state.
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"I don't want to build on someone else's legacy," he said.
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" Cotton also took aim at Reid's legacy, calling his leadership "cancerous.
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A few worthless tweets could be the legacy of the period.
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" She adds: "I feel like we're all creating this legacy together.
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Survivors are remembering a fallen friend's legacy with a dance club.
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There is no greater legacy of any president of either party.
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Neither the haters nor the hagiographers do the Obama legacy justice.
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For legacy broadcasters, this is both a blessing and a bane.
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This is such a silly look from the legacy media reporters.
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How important is the Iraq War vote to her Senate legacy?
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But, sadly, this kind of narrative subtlety too often escapes Legacy.
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I hope he's content with that legacy as an unelected official.
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It's more about prestige and the movie's legacy that lives on.
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"Legacy decisions keep going," said John Browne, BP's former chief executive.
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NAFTA's legacy, made worse by American farm-states livid about Latino
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How relevant is Mandela's legacy in this increasingly zero-sum world?
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But there's always the logo, and that's a billion-dollar legacy.
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Stella: We want our parents' and our family legacy to continue.
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As president, Mr. Santos staked his legacy on ending the war.
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That is why Mr. Kalanick's legacy is sadly and avoidably mixed.
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To sidestep Congress, they now have the legacy of Mr. Obama.
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His legacy a wake of abused women and a divided America.
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Instead, the legacy of the Islamic State, or ISIS, will endure.
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That creepy act of misogyny is now part of his legacy.
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Her work lives on, but her legacy is not without critics.
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Democrats said Clinton's handling of the questions could hurt his legacy.
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Earnhardt had already pledged his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation.
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Superheroes never die - and neither will your legacy of creative genius!
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Definitely take this time to mourn the legacy of John McCain.
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"I don't look at the legacy side of things," he said.
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MIDNIGHT'S FURIES: The Deadly Legacy of India's Partition, by Nisid Hajari.
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Bullock has found a way of tapping into the populist legacy.
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Their legacy will be very difficult for Cuba to escape from.
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His legacy includes the Mac computer, the iPod, iPhone and iPad.
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Recent events will undoubtedly tarnish and potentially define Mr. Ailes's legacy.
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We can't let who we are today become our legacy tomorrow.
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Education has a powerful legacy as an historically non-partisan issue.
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Clinton, viewing himself as the natural heir to President Obama's legacy.
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What is your advantage over both new entrants and legacy players?
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Read our full review of "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" right here.
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In death, he demonstrates the power of legacy, dignity and purpose.
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And Mr. Obama is relying on her to continue his legacy.
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We are united by the legacy, and current practices, of colonialism.
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He seemed to soften on the appeal of a Phoenician legacy.
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Trump's maniacal obsession with undoing of Obama's legacy- - the last gasp.
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"I don't think of it as my legacy," Mr. Bewkes said.
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Legacy insurers have also been making their own investments or partnerships.
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The accord was a keystone of former President Barack Obama's legacy.
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For Conlan, it is personal, for his career and his legacy.
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To moviegoers, the legacy that he bequeaths is a mixed one.
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Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn have a rich and renewable legacy.
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Creating the autonomous museums is a key part of his legacy.
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