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"There's all this fighting about who controls the legacy of the name 'Yippie,' " Mr. Beal said.

JUNE 22 -- Two women struggle to control the legacy of a Louisiana plantation.

PARIS — In what may prove to be the conclusion to a long and bitter legal battle over control of the legacy of Anne Frank, a district court in Amsterdam on Wednesday ordered the Anne Frank House to return a collection of archives to a foundation in Switzerland.

The U.S. is again committed to treaty-based strategic nuclear arms control, to preserve the legacy of Reagan and Gorbachev.

In large measure, this has happened because Germany's export-oriented economy is booming and its government debt is under control, but also because the legacy of World War II is fading.

Unifying the three branches of government in this way is almost certainly what it would take for Democrats to make lasting progress on vexed issues such as immigration and gun control, while permanently cementing the legacy of Obama's achievements in areas such as healthcare and gay rights.

This invasive method of population control – the answer to the legacy of overpopulation left behind by Mao Zedong – has created a long list of horrors that, besides the child trafficking, includes infanticide, gendercide, infant abandonment and forced abortions, all used by families desperate to meet the set child quotas.

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Says Darby Investments' Richard Frank: "Latin American companies are still living with the legacy of capital controls in the 1980s.

Sir Andrew Green, chairman of Migrationwatch UK which campaigns for tougher controls, said the figures "lay bare the legacy" of the previous Labour government.

Andreas Hipp, chief executive of Epsilon Telecommunications, a Singapore company that provides international connection services for one of the existing domestic telecommunications companies in Myanmar, Yatanarpon Teleport, said the legacy of state control and corruption would take a while to shake off.