91.   His legacy is enormous.

92.   His legacy is infernally complicated, and his personal weaknesses have been a matter of national obsession for eight years.

93.   His legacy is that, through his work, ballplayers for the first time attained dignity from owners.

94.   His legacy might be his professionalism off the field.

95.   His legacy was secure and Tomjanovich could have taken his resume pretty much anywhere he pleased and landed a high-profile job.

96.   His legacy will not be the condition of the domestic economy either, although that is one of the few successes attributed to his presidency.

97.   Her legacy is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Cambridge.

98.   His legacy is an Augean stable of dishonesty and dissipation, of access-peddling and egregiousness, of high crimes and misdemeanors.

99.   His legacy is everywhere.

100.   His legacy is that, in his last days, he just may have constructed a champion.