Garner turned eighty80 last autumn, and a volume of essays exploring his legacy, called First Light, is being compiled at present, with contributions from Philip Pullman, Ali Smith and Neil Gaiman among others.
Another retired general, Luis Cortés Villa, director of the Pinochet Foundation, a group dedicated to promoting his legacy, called Judge Guzmán's action a political ruling.
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At Mair's sentencing, in November, 2016, Cox's bereaved husband, Brendan Cox, spoke movingly of her legacy, calling the killing, "An act designed to silence a voice which instead had allowed millions of others to hear it".
Whether driven by a vision of social renewal or a clear-eyed look at the polls, Mr. Clinton not only signed the bill but also went on to embrace it as a centerpiece of his domestic legacy, calling it a new "social bargain with the poor".
Their three levels of expertise, the CEO says, have been previously based on that legacy call center approach to customer service.
In a statement from the American Humanist Association, Holt lauded Darwin's legacy, calling him one of our "greatest thinkers".
He died in June 2004 -- but I've written quite a bit about him in the intervening years, especially while and after I wrote a 2009 book about Reagan and his legacy called "Tear Down This Myth".
On November 24, it trashed Wilson's "toxic legacy," calling him an "unapologetic racist" whose administration "purged black workers from "influential jobs" and transformed the government into an instrument of white supremacy".
The legacy plan calls for the two huge media buildings -- they will cater to about 20,000 journalists during the Olympics -- being constructed in the northwest corner of the park to be sold to businesses after the Games.
