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And if the legacy is hefty enough, it generates good public relations.

The plan was eventually quashed, but its positive legacy has been felt in the activism it generated.

It generates $1bn in cash every year, Carlson points out: "a strong legacy business".

Legacy pays to use Fowler's name and pays him a royalty on revenues it generates.

The package would be the largest for the region since the wars supported by the United States in the 1980s that took the lives of hundreds of thousands of people -- part of the legacy that's generated the current crisis.

The newly enhanced later years of life provide an opportunity unlike anything previously experienced in history, and they can lead to a new way of measuring those years, further enhancing the value of older Americans and the legacy that they generate, and demanding a reassessment of the "old-age dependency" ratio for a new kind of old age.

The auction celebrates her legacy and generates substantial revenue which provides us a critical source of funds to support female filmmakers.

(1) Whenever a legacy network protocol generates a packet, the protocol should hand over an information exchange to the IDRA architecture instead.

This fundamental biogeochemical shift also contributes to the strong belowground legacies generated during invasion by Pinus, with subsequent effects on performance of co-occurring plant species.

7 Cities competing to host events are now judged on the prospect of a long term positive legacy being generated for the host population, among other factors.

And then there is the issue of how long the legacy SCM schemes will keep generating profits – possibly for 10 years, as the bank is not shutting down the existing arrangements it has put in place.