He said that he gradually saw harmful effects in the ACES law he helped Ms. Palin pass and that Democrats, in "all of a sudden now raising her legacy," were overlooking or ignoring the explosive rise of challengers in energy production since Ms. Palin's time, notably North Dakota.
The Royal Academy's Rubens and His Legacy raises more questions than answers and make me wonder why the English find it so difficult to understand or even tolerate him.
Which raises a question: Are legacy small businesses another form of helicopter parenting, or nepotism?
For an article that raises questions about my legacy, the account of my remarks at the Bear Stearns conference was curiously incomplete.
In a wider sense, Hoskins's death raises fresh questions about his legacy as a working-class actor – in that he actually got to leave a legacy, in the form of a canon of remarkable and (crucially) varied work spanning 40 years.
Fean wrote: "There is one bilateral issue which I hope TB [Tony Blair] can raise, as a legacy issue.
These sort of places don't welcome young people so where should they hang out?" Some developments raise issues of legacy.
But a secondary effect has coalesced in the past few days: to raise again the legacy of the sixties, and to raise the question of which of these candidates really represents it.
The youngest, Penny, described her sister as "beautiful, inside and out" and said she had left a huge legacy, raising "well over a million pounds" in total for charity.
In a statement made to VICE, a NewsCorp Australia spokesperson said, "The aim of the coin collection is not to make a profit, but rather to pass on the heroic stories of our Diggers to the next generation and create a platform to raise money for Legacy".
