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legacy

[leg-uh-see] / ˈlɛg ə si /


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"She leaves behind a legacy of courage that helped change the course of American history," said a statement from the Claudette Colvin Legacy Foundation, which announced her death.

From BBC

The legacy carrier beat Wall Street forecasts for adjusted earnings and revenue in the fourth quarter, but issued 2026 guidance that missed expectations.

From Barron's

Another rarely discussed — but hugely important — legacy of that tournament is the foundation it created in terms of experience and expertise.

From Los Angeles Times

His somewhat abrasive personality will be forgotten, while his designs remain a legacy for the ages, a lasting tribute to a modest Jewish Canadian who became a titan of our era.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We are his legacy. He was so proud of us and so proud to work with us,” she said, adding “he would probably say that was his greatest life’s accomplishments — to have us.”

From Los Angeles Times