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91, That experience was to prove singularly rich in its diversity and in its legacy of Sussex church architecture.

92, This legacy has been added to down the years, and continues to develop.

93, The legacy of the Thomson family is that the Machrihanish membership includes a lot of players making good scores with old-style swings.

94, With the legacy she left me when she died I bought the little flat on Fernhill.

95, The surrounding countryside is quite dramatic with the legacy of the vast lead mining industry still evident.

96, Unquestionably it was ancient Rome's greatest legacy to the medieval world, greater probably even than its literature and its poetry.

97, The steamship and the railway, the legacy of the colonial past and the expansive power of commerce make this inevitable.

98, The overbearing Palais de Justice is his least-loved legacy, but the Cinquantenaire museum complex is worth a visit.

99, Even efforts with their best grape varieties seemed to produce wines that could never shake off a legacy of bitterness.

100, It is a legacy of his past monogamy: Choose well, for it may be the only chance you will get.

101, This quite different context allowed some observers of the city to communicate a view about the squalor of the Victorian legacy.

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102, Mr Zhao's fate, and by association his legacy, have become a big bone of contention in the leadership.

103, Ray McGovern and the other protestors at the 9: 15 liturgy were laying claim to this legacy of principled dissent.

104, He had made a will about 21 years earlier and in it left a legacy of ￡100 to Mrs Violet Peppercorn.

105, They bequeathed an invaluable legacy of moral integrity, revolutionary thought and political organization on which their Bolshevik heirs were to draw.

106, The war-time legacy of the five-shilling legal maximum on restaurant bills was an open cheque for profiteers to pose as restaurateurs.

107, He has always insisted, however, that the legacy of Rossellini was not merely stylistic.

108, Oh, Gramps, she thought tiredly, what a nice little legacy you left your granddaughter.

109, It deals with the spiritual as well as the historical legacy of the Lakota people from 1860-1899.

110, This is often a legacy of historic inception, piecemeal development, and political expediency.

111, In his acceptance speech, Kemp sought to reach out to those voters with references to the legacy of the Rev.

112, Ultimately these foundered on the legacy of hostility between the various parties and between Lini, Sope and Kalpokas.

113, Did Cornell realize how extensive his legacy would be over time?

114, We underline the importance of human contacts in overcoming the legacy of old divisions. 15.

115, Beveridge's legacy endures because the welfare state works tolerably well and is immensely popular.

116, There are many cases in the Digest in which there is a confusion between legacy and trust.

117, Their legacy may not survive the new system of classification now available in the National Curriculum.

118, Racial tension in the country is a legacy of slavery.

119, No, it was not Jenny who made him look askance at the legacy.

120, Nasser was later both to draw on that historical legacy, and to be compared to figures from it.