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And all the while the legacy of Gene Autry lives on.

While the legacy of Stanford-Silicon Valley collaborations looms large here, Mr. Tai believes calming technologies signal a paradigm shift.

The opening ceremony of the £9.3bn Olympics broadcast to the world modern Britain's NHS and social advances, even while the legacy of sports facilities built over more than a century was being relentlessly undermined, under assault by a thousand cuts.

While the legacy of Smarty Jones is now that of a storybook tale impossibly fractured in its final, exultant moments, much of the magnitude of this disappointment is of the sport's own creation.

Hollywood stars such as George Clooney and Channing Tatum will grace the red carpet on its opening night, Meryl Streep will lead the festival jury as it deliberates over the winner of the top prize, the Golden Bear, while the legacy of such high-profile figures as Alan Rickman and David Bowie will be celebrated in special tribute events.

While the legacy of many Thatcher policies remain to this day, Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron wants to legalise gay marriage - a stance inconceivable to Baroness Thatcher, and a "huge change", says Prof Toye.

It's their way, as Ms. Savitt put it, of "having some fun while honoring the legacy of our present logo".

Senator Hillary Clinton has had a devil of a time trying to cope with the demand for change while shouldering the legacy of an administration that defined the 1990s.

The aim of this paper is to propose a system-based modelling framework to understand and model an enterprise (e.g. an SME) in order to design and implement integrated business solutions (e.g. Enterprise Resource Planning ERP) while keeping the legacy of the SME's original human-centred organisation.

CREOLE BELLE (Simon & Schuster Audio, $29.99) is set in the Louisiana bayou country and features Burke's Cajun cop, Dave Robicheaux, a sensitive roughneck who can brawl with the best of them while brooding over the legacy of violence and racial hatred that still taints the soul of this region.

Unifying the three branches of government in this way is almost certainly what it would take for Democrats to make lasting progress on vexed issues such as immigration and gun control, while permanently cementing the legacy of Obama's achievements in areas such as healthcare and gay rights.