Examples of using Legacies in English and their translations into Hebrew
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African- American activists aggressively called out arguments about genetic biological differences as legacies of racist Nazi science.
As guns fall silent, these legacies of war have been used for peaceful ends,
As wealth continues to be created, the study finds that Asian billionaires are trying to carve out new identities through cultural legacies.
PhD in Art History and Theory from the Centre for the Study of Surrealism and its Legacies, University of Essex/Manchester/Tate, England.
The Twitter Archive may prove to be one of this generation's most significant legacies to future generations,” the announcement says.
Legacies account for 10 to 30 percent of newly admitted students in the Ivy League.
African-American activists aggressively called out arguments about genetic and biological differences as legacies of racist, Nazi science.
Her known Legacies include:*Healing- She can affect humans, plants and Loric, including herself though
Legacies have been built and history has been made by men and women who decided to take complete ownership of their lives.
English upper class and Anglo-Saxon with coarseness and vulgarity is one of the Normans' most enduring legacies.
You will recall, we had a discussion earlier in the week regarding my feelings about family, legacies, children and so forth.
So plastic, oil and radioactivity are horrible, horrible legacies, but the very worst legacy that we can leave our children is lies.
That forward-looking message will be delivered even as he confronts the legacies of two wars long past- Vietnam and World War II- that still are fraught with emotion.
certain degree of caution, in light of the political and popular legacies of the events that took place in January 2011.
Our office has vast experience in handling the legacies of foreign residents who own property in Israel.
I'm going to train these new Legacies until they come as naturally to me as my Lumen.
Public schools and public higher education systems are steeped in rigid bureaucratic structures and colonialist legacies.
this proved to be one of Friedman's most lasting strategic legacies.
He was John's Cêpan and also trained and taught him as his legacies formed.
Rakowitz's heavily research-based work straddles sculpture and installation and contends with contentious historical legacies, from the US invasion of Iraq to the shooting of Tamir Rice by police in Cleveland, Ohio.