Eighty per cent of analysis goes back to reporting in the dear old "legacy media" (such as the New York Times).
Following a modest increase in applications in 2007, the backlog of new cases (excluding the old "legacy" lump) more than doubled in 12 months, to nearly 9,000 by last summer.
The government also fears that "old legacy IT systems used by many organisations in the UK" are increasingly susceptible to hackers who find them easier to crack.
His job is to prescribe -- mainly things the services won't like at first, including shifting money from old "legacy" weapons to new things.
By contrast, the police have been slow to integrate "old legacy independent databases" to make them easily available, so there is no benefit from that data.
Centre of excellence To highlight examples of great success and innovation from across the country and provide architectural direction to transform old, legacy digital technologies.
Abdulbasset Belhassan, the president of the Tunis-based Arab Institute for Human Rights, said the Islamists "are facing a strategic choice — between keeping an ideological approach based on their old legacy, or entering a new era based on human rights and democracy".
"When the Beatles recorded their playlists, did they record them on voice memo?" When my son behaves well I temporarily upgrade him from his creaky old legacy iPod and let him tinker on my iPhone.
That murder shocked France, coming as an unwanted reminder that Corsica, an island of 305,000 people about 175 kilometers, or 110 miles, off the French coast, is still under the thrall of an old legacy of vengeance and death.
"They need to embrace new technologies," she said, "but they're saddled with big old legacy systems and minuscule budgets, and they have to meet their numbers every quarter".
