1.   But it does help Clinton burnish his legacy.

2.   Clinton, who hopes to burnish his legacy as the education president, has threatened to veto the initiatives contained in the Republican bill.

3.   He might have not only the next term but a long lifetime to burnish his legacy.

4.   In a desire to burnish his legacy, Harrington clearly is willing to do whatever it takes to win in his final season.

5.   The president wants to advance negotiations among Israel, its neighbors and the Palestinians and burnish his legacy as a peacemaker.

6.   Welch, however, does have a fine chance to burnish his legacy of decisive action.