11.   In fact, the enduring legacy for most cities has been a nasty hangover.

12.   In the end, the most enduring legacy of Woodstock may be that it was a turning point in the selling of youth culture in America.

13.   It was perhaps the most enduring legacy young Barry received from his father, who left the family four years later.

14.   Judged by American historians for the enduring legacies of his leadership, Truman ranks ahead of all except Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

15.   Not only did both manage to survive hostile conditions, they also left enduring legacies in the form of large and productive extended families.

16.   Nonetheless, they maintain, there are ways in which his is the more enduring legacy.

17.   So will the enduring legacy of Fred Lebow.

18.   The fascination of all these people and their enduring legacy have been the stuff of biographers and scholars and critics for decades.

19.   The most enduring legacy of the changes may be their effect on these children.

20.   What you are about to undertake has the potential to be a major turning point for our Army and the enduring legacy of our leadership.