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Meanings of lasting legacy in English

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Usage of lasting legacy in English
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The Obama administration can leave an important and lasting legacy on drones.
Wired
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He said the memorial would be a lasting legacy to the teenager.
BBC
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This would undoubtedly be Trump's greatest triumph and his most lasting legacy.
The Guardian
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But his lasting legacy is arguably his design for an efficient radiotherapy.
The Irish Times
5
He leaves a lasting legacy, with the company stronger than ever.
The Guardian
6
You have also ensured a lasting legacy for the Olympic Games.
The Guardian
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Colin's lasting legacy, though, is more valuable than Beagle 2 or his specific research.
The Guardian
8
Tributes flooded in for Phil Everly, recognising his lasting legacy on the music industry.
The Guardian
9
But whether they will have a lasting legacy remains uncertain.
The Irish Times
10
It gave his story some texture, ensured a lasting legacy.
The Guardian
11
His books, journalism and recorded appearances are one lasting legacy.
The Guardian
12
King, and talks about his lasting legacy with Emma Smith
Radio NZ
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However, the 63-year-old is now nearing retirement, and he's looking to leave a lasting legacy.
The South African
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The late satirist, John Clarke, has left another lasting legacy - this time, to conservation.
Radio NZ
15
Susan McKayassesses the lasting legacy of Stewart Parker's work.
The Irish Times
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On the bright side he left a lasting legacy.
The South African
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Lasting legacy through the time
Lasting legacy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common