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The reaction has uncovered a deep cultural divide between the legacy staff and the younger digital first generation.

Its ethereal forms hover somewhere between the legacy of a fading bohemian downtown and the ravenous appetites of a society awash in new money.

Now, with the economy slumping again, Mr. McGreevey is trying to navigate between the legacy of Ms. Whitman and the lesson of Mr. Florio.

Well, it goes to show, the line between the legacy media and the new media is not as finely drawn as some believe.

It's not difficult to make the connection between the legacy of 9/11 and the present refugee crisis resulting from war in Syria and violence in the Middle East.

It's hard to imagine what there is to add to the canon of great American songbook albums – between the legacy of the great crooners and the more recent world-dominating sound of Michael Bublé or Rod Stewart's efforts, where is Sir Paul's going to fit?

Yet Clinton risks being caught between defending the legacy of an Obama administration in which she served and acknowledging that not everything is working out well right now.

The lecture series includes a discussion on Sunday between Claude Frank and David Dubal on the legacy of Artur Schnabel.

But the bonds between them and the legacy of their father remain.

The additional latency highly depends on the position of the new network element being in charge of the communication between LISP-sites and the legacy Internet.

Tensions between Japan and South Korea over the legacy of comfort women were reignited in December when a bronze statue in honor of victims was installed across the street from the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, the South Korean capital.