It's worth considering where Ron picked his spots: Instead of going after the company's continued Bing or Phone or Surface losses, or the potential impact of ending legacy enterprise agreements that might have made more in the past, he chose Azure and mobile.
The significance of the vote goes well beyond the survival of Mr. Singh's administration, or even the fate of the one policy issue on which he has staked his legacy: an agreement initiated by the Bush administration more than two years ago to allow India access to nuclear fuel and technology on the world market.
Obama's remarks lacked the triumphalism that might be expected from a legacy-defining agreement that stems from his contentious policy, announced as a first-time presidential candidate in 2008, to begin talks with Tehran without preconditions.
It is expected to set common standards for 40% of the world's economy, become a new flashpoint for the 2016 presidential campaign, and could become a legacy-defining agreement for the Obama administration.
The right to education has an established legacy in international agreements and debates, but has nonetheless proved difficult to achieve across the countries of the world.
Mr Johnson would like his legacy to be agreement on a vast new airport in the Thames estuary.
The legacy of the agreement and its intention to "build democratic, rule-of-law states" in the former Soviet Union remains mixed.
Democrats reiterated objections to completing the two agreements: a legacy of violence against union organizers in Colombia, and weak laws in Panama on labor protections and tax enforcement.
They have been able to design digital services from scratch, unencumbered by legacy IT systems, old agreements and physical assets from the past.
The unearned windfall, a legacy of the Kyoto agreement that tried to deal with the threat of climate change, is worth several billion dollars.
