That judgment has been repeatedly confirmed by its toxic and destabilising legacy – the spread of hateful sectarianism, the growth of al-Qaida and then Isis, the empowerment of Iran: all were the unintended but undeniable consequences of 2003; all, like the latest carnage in Baghdad, are still making headlines today.
TED already has a legacy in spreading new ideas.
They are two rotten individuals and the brutal murder they committed will have no legacy beyond the spread of pain and violence.
You may not know which of your collections will become super valuable by the artist's fame growing, but your kids and grandkids will have an incredible legacy if you spread that investment around -- and do it from the heart.
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And as the city grew and spread, the legacy of the Native Americans was buried the deepest and in many cases was the most vulnerable to destruction by builders and by looters, the bane of urban archaeologists.
The poet's songs spread their legacy ever further through the community and into the future; in that way, Pindar argued, poems were superior to the other popular medium of praise, the statue, which transmitted its message only to those who could see it.
The empire's legacy includes many monuments spread over South India, the best known of which is the group at Hampi.
That the money that was being collected for military charities was further perpetuating D-list Hillary Clinton sex jokes, and spreading the legacy of a band who proudly flew a Confederate flag for decades, was of little concern to those in attendance – as was Van Zant's enthusiastic presidential endorsement.
Stephen and Damian have been melding their father's legacy with music that has spread since his death in 1981: the rhymes and electronic tracks of hip-hop and Jamaican dancehall ragga.
