A wave of well-designed online business software has been gradually rising over the past decade, sweeping away expensive legacy systems for accounting, HR, content management, customer relations, and more.
With the elevation of Roy Wilkins, a recognizable black man, to executive secretary, the NAACP took the first step in sweeping White's legacy under the rug, and with it, the horrors he exposed and spent his life trying to remedy.
Indeed, Bill Clinton, a founder of the centrist Democratic Leadership Council -- created to reign in his party's most liberal instincts -- was among the first to recognize Mr. Reagan's sweeping political legacy.
He has threatened to ignore those pledges and leave the Paris deal, end all funding on the issue, appoint climate deniers to lead major government agencies and roll back President Barack Obama's sweeping environmental legacy.
Mr Maduro has vowed to uphold the legacy of his late predecessor, Hugo Chavez, whose "21st-Century socialism" involved sweeping nationalisation and extensive social programmes.
But since Ali arrived in the country, sweeping changes have been made to the process of applying for asylum via the Legacy Act 2014.
A new sense of realism appears to be sweeping the civilian-led Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs), along with a chilling recognition that their legacy will help shape the future of the country.
In the races for open seats in Missouri, Delaware and North Carolina, personal stories — about end-runs around the political hierarchy, or the legacies and foibles of governors heading for the exit — have turned elections into sweeping melodramas of ambition or failure.
