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Meanings of enduring legacy in English

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Usage of enduring legacy in English
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He has left an enduring legacy with this franchise and our family.
Jamaica Observer
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South Africa's historical inequalities are an enduring legacy of apartheid and colonialism.
The South African
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But the work he produced for the stage will be his enduring legacy.
The Irish Times
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After independence in 1991, that enforced policy became an enduring legacy.
Reuters
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Kim talks to historian Mark Derby about Doug Jolly's enduring legacy.
Radio NZ
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That skin-bleaching cosmetics have persisted for decades signals the enduring legacy of colourism.
The Guardian
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Residents hope the island's brief spell in the spotlight will leave an enduring legacy.
Reuters
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Together with his unique vocals and talent for writing songs, he left an enduring legacy.
The South African
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Supreme Court justices are appointed for life and can be a president's most enduring legacy.
Reuters
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A case of history repeating itself and testament to the enduring legacy of a true visionary.
The Guardian
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But her belligerent attitude to Europe may prove to be the Iron Lady's most enduring legacy.
BBC
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In the land of science fiction, Minority Report has had a more enduring legacy than most.
The Irish Times
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But this monumental song remains their enduring legacy.
The Guardian
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He detailed that slavery is still relevant today, due to the enduring legacy it's caused in society.
The South African
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That is an enduring legacy. Whitlam's four children said he died on Tuesday morning from unspecified causes.
Reuters
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Simon thought it would end up being his most enduring legacy, assuming they weren't engulfed by scandal.
Blind Man's Alley
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