Both men discussed the legacy question at length in separate interviews.
Both men discussed the legacy question at length in interviews Wednesday.
As Dr. Albright zoomed from country to country, region to region -- 4 hours here, 36 hours there in 9 days -- the legacy question was never far away.
If there's a single factor on which the legacy question rides, it is the extent to which Games' venues are integrated into a city's existing infrastructure.
Since the journey to 19-0 perfection got stuck on David Tyree's helmet in 2007, Brady has seemed motivated to wipe that '18-1' punchline from his record, even more so in the wake of Deflategate and having his legacy questioned again.
Earlier, when the legacy question came up, Salmon flagged up free personal care for the elderly, no tuition fees, and all the other Scottish policies that travel far up the noses of English voters.
Earlier on Tuesday, McGuinness said that even if the negotiations had not yet satisfied nationalists on the legacy question, it could be put to one side so as not to block progress on other issues.
Here is what was left out of my response to the "legacy" question: "Well, I guess I would like to be known for having made a contribution to the media industry.
He was immediately asked the legacy question, and in his familiar media-savvy, aw-shucks style, which belies the biggest football brain ever stuffed into a helmet, he answered this way: "I'd have to be, like, seventy to have a legacy.
("John Muir's legacy questioned as centennial of his death nears," Nov. 13).
