This year, the 50th anniversary of Ruth's death, his sports legacy has been extolled again as baseball heroes of newer generations breezed past the home-run record the Babe held for 34 years, until 1961.
Mr Putin again extolled the scheme's importance at the EU-Russia summit this week.
In April 2015, he appeared on a panel of foreign policy hawks at the Hudson Institute, again extolling the efficacy of military action.
Instead, the national patriarch again extolled the example of an unelected armed elite trying to impose their will by force of arms.
Or is serving your neighbor, loving your neighbor like you'd like to be loved yourself?" But at a fund-raiser there tonight, Mr. Bush was again extolling the importance of corporate responsibility.
After an assistant brought out a set of dental floss picks, Mr. Reed cleaned between his teeth and yet again extolled the album's sound ("Our guitars match as if they were hatched in the same hospital"), then abruptly stood up and made his way to an adjacent room.
This week the paper was again extolling the project's benefits and puzzling out loud over why environmentalists were opposed to it, in an article written by a journalist who declared he had recently travelled to India as a guest of Adani.
The stock has traded for less than the bank's breakup value for years, but management and the board refused to recognize the obvious, even as recently as Nov. 17, when the virtues of Citigroup's global universal banking strategy were again extolled at a Town Meeting for analysts.
Bush will be able to unambiguously extol free markets, as he will again with the Chinese at an Asia-Pacific regional meeting next fall.
Britain's universities are often rightly extolled by ministers, as they were again by Mrs May in her Guildhall speech last week, but their standing depends on their global status.
Although Ponting extolled White in public, he once again often opted to use the part-time spin of Clarke before and more frequently than White throughout the series.
