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legacy

[leg-uh-see] / ˈlɛg ə si /


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Whatever the legacy of the Milan-Cortina Games may be, Coventry said the athletes more than delivered.

From Los Angeles Times

Should he retire, he leaves a legacy as a resilient, powerful and entertaining fighter with memorable nights to his name.

From BBC

Supporters of Jackson say his legacy fits squarely within that tradition.

From Salon

Planning for if/when you are in decline is just as important as planning your legacy.

From MarketWatch

WSJ: You probably must be thinking a bit about legacy, and I’m curious what you hope your legacy will be from your time at the ECB?

From The Wall Street Journal