So what do you think is its most lasting legacy?
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His most lasting triumph, though, was the coaching of Barcelona.
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That's going to be the most lasting outcome of President Trump's action.
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Of all Bush's legacies, that friendship may prove among his most lasting.
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Ultimately, its most lasting legacy is likely to be Olivia Pope herself.
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The court often proves to be where presidents leave their most lasting mark.
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Unnecessary damage to American institutions may be this whole affair's most lasting impact.
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But McGahn's most lasting legacy will be his work on the federal judiciary.
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The most lasting consequence is in the Supreme Court, which has lifetime appointments.
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The most lasting images of these Winter Olympics may be the taped faces.
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The latter's most lasting feature would be its fingerprint-reading Touch ID scanner.
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For many Americans, though, Biden's most lasting legacy may be more personal than political.
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And the most lasting reminder: pizzas named after the former President and First Lady.
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Yet Mr. Pickens's most lasting impact on business has nothing to do with oil.
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Gizmodo: What do you think might be the most lasting legacy of West Nile?
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In the Iremonger universe, names are the most lasting and persistent symbol of humanity.
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This love of my father for my mother was the most lasting of them all.
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As with most lasting relationships, there are bumps in the road, and you move forward.
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Sometimes it's the little things that can make the most lasting impression on somebody's life.
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The nomination of Judge Gorsuch to the Supreme Court may be his most lasting legacy.
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The upstarts provide the most lasting memories, but there just have not been many lately.
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And that will likely be the most lasting legacy of this year of the woman.
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Indeed, a second appointment to the Supreme Court could be Mr. Trump's most lasting legacy.
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In 2019, these are the 12 that left the most lasting memories, in chronological order.
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Trump's most lasting impact on the country will be the reshaping of the federal judiciary.
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Caroline: I agree that the most lasting impression from this movie is McDormand by a mile.
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This will be Trump's most lasting legacy -- whether he loses in 2020 or serves through 2024.
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The most lasting damage, however, may be to Park's public image as a modern political leader.
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His realignment of US interests away from Western Europe could be among his most lasting legacies.
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The role of Harry Callahan would become one of the most lasting of Mr. Eastwood's career.
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Perhaps Wright's most lasting impact will be off the field: in the stands and the clubhouse.
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He made his most lasting mark as a jazz producer with Columbia Records in the 268s.
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The late Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the Heller decision and it is perhaps his most lasting legacy.
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In times like these, that may end up being his most lasting, and maybe most important, legacy.
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That balance now appears to be in jeopardy: upsetting it could be Anthony Kennedy's most lasting legacy.
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The most lasting impression at Wednesday's performance was an anachronistic Lee Child paperback all too visible onstage.
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The judiciary could well be the President's most lasting legacy, enduring long after his presidency is over.
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That shift delights judicial conservative who believe the confirmation will be one of Trump's most lasting legacies.
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Perhaps the most lasting positive impact the Trump administration will have is on our federal court system.
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But Mattis's most lasting legacy will be his years-long stiff arm of the Pentagon press corps.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, there were 14 shutdowns, some partial and most lasting only a few days.
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The most lasting legacy left by the winner of November's presidential election will likely involve the Supreme Court.
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The Expo's most lasting architectural project was not a pavilion at all, however, but an experimental housing development.
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It seems fitting that, for once in a Stoppard work, words aren't what leave the most lasting impression.
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At Nike, having a building named in one's honor is among the company's highest and most lasting tributes.
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Its most lasting impact may be the government's ability to recruit and retain employees who have other options.
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And it is in that basic difference that the Supreme Court's doctrine has done its most lasting damage.
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There have been over 70,000 calls to the bot, Mr. Anderson said, most lasting for three or four minutes.
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Perhaps his most lasting impact on "Feud" was his push to double the prize in the "Fast Money" round.
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But the most immediate—and likely the most lasting—damage was felt by Puerto Rico's embattled power utility, PREPA.
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That means that, of all the League Cup's many liaisons, its relationship with Carling has been the most lasting.
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But this coup's most lasting change will not be found in raised voices, nor in the making of noise.
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But her most lasting legacy there is making sure to write government guidelines for sexual harassment in the workplace.
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That appointment is arguably the administration's highest profile success and the one likely to have the most lasting legacy.
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But if urban farming keeps expanding around the country, this may turn out to be its most lasting impact.
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The most lasting criticism of Ms. Whitmer came from Mr. El-Sayed, her primary opponent who later endorsed her.
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But Mr. Howe's most lasting legacy may be his — and Mr. Percoco's — widespread use of a single word: ziti.
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The one that had the most lasting impact on corporate America was his tilt at the Gulf Oil Company.
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If the story of race is America's story, his trailblazing role in it must rank among his most lasting contributions.
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Locke's most lasting lover was Maurice Russell, who was a teen-ager when he found himself looped into Locke's affections.
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One of Trump's most lasting legacies will likely be the damage he's doing to the fundamental idea that truth matters.
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While it was a major victory, Mr. Trump's troubling nominations to the lower courts may be his most lasting legacy.
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Still, the most lasting blow to the EPA could simply be Pruitt's campaign to defund and destaff the agency's programs.
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Ironically, Trump's most lasting legacy was engineered by the same guy who shivved the president hardest in the Mueller report.
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On the panel, which is charged with maintaining integrity in government, Mr. Cummings may have left his most lasting legacy.
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The most lasting part of the fight was that it launched the hugely-popular "24/7" TV series on HBO.
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But ever since the early days of Trump's campaign, he's viewed reshaping the judiciary as the President's most lasting legacy.
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But it wasn't until a year later, when Jobs introduced the App Store, that Apple would make its most lasting contribution.
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Trump's ubiquitous "Make America Great Again" red baseball caps were one of the most lasting visual images of his unconventional campaign.
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But perhaps the most lasting lesson Hamm walked away with after waiting tables was about gleaning pleasure from doing things well.
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The French director Patrice Chéreau was lauded for his plays and films, but his most lasting legacy may be in opera.
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Whatever else Trump does in the next three (or seven) years, that disregard for facts will be his most lasting legacy.
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The most lasting, significant changes to the Endangered Species Act have to be accomplished through real legislation, by way of Congress.
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The current downturn's impact on the workforce and the supply chain could prove to be one of its most lasting effects.
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But it was Russian fairy tales that exerted the most lasting pull on Rimsky-Korsakov and inspired most of his operas.
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Yet his greatest and most lasting contribution may be the knowledge he has imparted to the current crop of Bruins defensemen.
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Some of the most lasting political damage Trump has incurred in his first months in office has stemmed from his tweets.
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The most lasting of the court's approaches is known as the "Lemon test" after the 1971 case in which it was articulated.
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Hodges -- a landmark opinion that cleared the way for same-sex marriage in 2015 and will likely be his most lasting legacy.
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That's why wars against Israel don't last long, with most lasting less than a year and the shortest lasting just six days.
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In the end, though, the most lasting change will have to come from men, who are doing virtually all the sexual harassing.
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"Those will have the most lasting impact on consumers' privacy," said Ashkan Soltani, a former chief technology officer for the trade commission.
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WM: Well...I think sometimes, the best and most lasting movies sort of live beyond what whoever made them intended to do.
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One such decision will likely prove his most lasting legacy: the recognition of the right to same-sex marriage in Obergefell v.
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I mean, over the years, there have been plenty of weird guest experiences, but that's the one that left the most lasting impact.
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Perhaps the most lasting of these truths is the relentless destruction of traditions—whether oppressive or comforting—that is the hallmark of modernity.
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That film came out almost four years after American Graffiti, and the movie universe it spawned will undoubtedly be Lucas's most lasting legacy.
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Samaras accepted an offer to write a hymn for the Olympics, certainly unaware it would be the most lasting part of his legacy.
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He flew in 44 missions over Germany, but the most lasting impact of his military service may have come from his basic training.
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That may turn out to be one of the most powerful forces for advancing his agenda and the most lasting impact of his presidency.
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That may be the most lasting mark left by the remarkable ruling of the coder judge — because the judgment itself has been completely overturned.
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Maybe the most lasting non-Sopranos-related image in the annals of the New Jersey mob is the photo of the Willie Moretti hit.
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But his most lasting contributions came with ECM, where he engineered or mastered hundreds of albums from 1970 until the end of his life.
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One of the most lasting and damaging impacts of the Trump administration, however, is happening outside my purview and under that of the Senate.
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A Ronald Reagan appointee who took the bench in 103, Kennedy's most lasting legacy will most likely be in the area of gay rights.
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Most of all, they are keenly aware of the stakes and are committed to ensuring that the new nominee might become Trump's most lasting legacy.
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Leland said that although many consumers have short attention spans, the Trump brand would likely see the most lasting damage from his comments about women.
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In fact, it's accurate to say that feminism had the most lasting and successful impact among the demands made in the revolts of 1970s Italy.
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His most lasting influence is almost certainly going to be on civil rights law, something that is particularly important to note during Black History Month.
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The move enraged Democrats but may end up being McConnell's most lasting legacy given the confirmation of Trump's pick for the court, Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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In an era of growing skepticism about the tech industry's impact on society, Apple's business model is turning out to be its most lasting advantage.
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But Dr. Ludwig pointed out that those studies were very short, with none lasting longer than a month and most lasting a week or less.
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And his systematic erasing of the term climate change from the federal government may ultimately be the most lasting diversion from fact of his presidency.
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In the end, one of his most lasting accomplishments was championing a small grassroots effort led by young analysts that resulted in what would become Intellipedia.
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Over the years the most lasting image of Cooper, who became somewhat of a legend, may be the two sketches the FBI released of the suspect.
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Now they have to vote on a bill, a piece of legislation that will be McConnell's most lasting tangible legacy, whatever it turns out to be.
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As the president's top defense aide, he purposefully shunned the press — and his democratic duty — in what may be his most lasting legacy in the Pentagon.
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The most lasting change — at least potentially — has come in China, which in 2016 decided to cut mine production capacity and rely more on natural gas.
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Making both of these pieces in the course of a year will nearly kill Fosse, but both will also be among his most lasting masterworks, especially Chicago.
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This book's most lasting achievement may lie not in its forensic analysis of the McConville saga but in the questions it raises about the Northern Irish settlement.
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Think about the people who have the most lasting impact on culture and the way they've lived their lives in phases — each of which was entirely different.
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But the most lasting impact is that a candidate who is successful in South Carolina can translate that single victory into repeated victories down the primary calendar.
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It is this secular power that may be the most lasting quality of Chicken Soup for the Soul—whether you're religious or a teen coming of age.
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Consultation [with communities] is very expensive; to get communities involved it takes time and it takes resources, but it's the best, most lasting way of protecting heritage.
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Reviewing the pair at Munich's Bavarian State Opera in 2014, Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim wrote that "the extraordinary chemistry between the two leads makes the most lasting impression."
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But for all his influence on the charts, it was Prince's lo-fi home recordings that had the biggest, most lasting, and most fertile impact on British music.
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But on a macro level, it was the theory and strategy behind the swings and roundabouts that were his most lasting contributions to the evolving narrative of dress.
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She had many challenges, but I think the first and perhaps the most lasting was the pain of believing she would never be good enough for her parents.
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"Our courts will have the final word on many of Trump's policies and will be his most lasting legacy -- now we're starting to fight like it," he said.
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Along with improvements to Siri and the now-standard "do not disturb" feature, the most lasting innovation introduced in 2012 was iOS 22016's full-on Facebook integration.
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One of the most lasting examples is how JFK's little-known book, "A Nation of Immigrants," inspired his 1963 legislative proposal that eventually became the 1965 Immigration Act.
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In an economy changing by the day, that could be Amazon's most lasting contribution to the success of America and its digital labor market in the 21st century.
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The power to fill vacancies on the court (which the White House shares with the Senate) is nothing to sniff at, and justices are among presidents' most lasting legacies.
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But perhaps her most lasting accomplishment was laying the foundation for prosecuting terrorists, by initiating prosecutions of the bombings of World Trade Center and the Oklahoma City federal building.
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And speaking of legacy, Obama's most lasting might well be his appointment of Justice Elena Kagan and Justice Sonia Sotomayor who will last a lot longer than his presidency.
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Often we focus entirely on the sexual side of a relationship because it can be the most fun, but it's money issues that can cause the most lasting damage.
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High stakes for lifetime appointments Federal judges are appointed for life and serve long after a president leaves office, making bench appointments one of the executive's most lasting legacies.
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"Paul Ryan's most lasting legacy as speaker of the House of Representatives will be as the person who enabled permanent trillion-dollar deficits in the United States," he said.
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The canniest of these flatterers, and the one who had the most lasting impact, was Laurens van der Post, a South African-born author, documentary filmmaker, and amateur ethnographer.
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Yet on a planet that previously only the richest could cross at will, the 19913's most lasting impact may have been on everyday notions of distance and difference.
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"I have believed for a long time that the most profound social change comes from the grass roots but also the most lasting social change," Mr. de Blasio said.
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" But one of the most lasting effects of her upbringing with the Jehovah's Witnesses might be most clear in her "desire pattern based around not being able to do things.
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The War on DrugsNancy Reagan's most lasting legacy was her role in the war on drugs through the "Just Say No" campaign, which she famously discussed on CNN in 1986.
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It is a painful fact of human nature that the people to whom we bond most quickly and completely — our parents — are those who can inflict the most lasting harm.
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Ridley Scott again revisits the franchise that may be his most lasting legacy, with an entry set sometime after the events in "Prometheus" (2012) but before those in "Alien" (1979).
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They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to its liberty and interests by the most lasting bands.
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Perhaps the most lasting accomplishment of Haden's tenure was U.S.C.'s securing a 98-year lease to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on terms widely seen as favorable to the university.
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Obama to speak about opioids What may have the the most lasting effort, Raymond said, is the President's address at the National Rx Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit in Atlanta on Tuesday.
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The most lasting precedent the court has provided is the so-called "Lemon test," established in a 1971 case that struck down state laws permitting indirect government funding of religious schools.
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But it may have been Harriet, Duchess of Sutherland, Queen Victoria's close friend, who left the most lasting stamp on Cliveden — given that it burned down while she was in charge.
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But it's what he does with these last few months that could make the most lasting impact, as the players' union positions itself for the most consequential fight of its existence.
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The attempted criminalization and dehumanization of his opponents is one of the most distinct elements of Trump's political style and could be one of the most lasting consequences of his presidency.
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Domestically, the creation of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and reorganization of federal law enforcement were one of the most lasting legacies of our response to the 9/11 attacks.
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Before that, during his 20s, Cummins worked short-time jobs — most lasting about a year — including as an office manager at a local gas station and as a service advisor at Sears.
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His influence on groups like Phish, Widespread Panic and the Dave Matthews Band and his dedication to aiding young musicians' careers were, they said, perhaps the most lasting element of his legacy.
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In Wallis In Love, Andrew Morton — who wrote the famed tell-all about Princess Diana's life and marriage to Prince Charles, Diana: Her True Story — unearths Wallis's most true, most lasting love: Herman Rogers.
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Sufjan Stevens released a live album version of the critically acclaimed Carrie & Lowell on Friday that graciously features his legendary cover of "Hotline Bling," arguably the most lasting version of the song (sorry, Aubrey).
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But when the history of Trump's trip is written, it will be his decision to opt out of an Asian trade framework, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that has the gravest and most lasting consequences.
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One of Trump's most lasting accomplishments is likely to be the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch, who restored the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority and at age 50 is likely to serve for decades.
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"I believe one of President Trump's most lasting legacies will be the manner in which he has seriously and systematically used his constitutional authority to nominate constitutional originalists to the federal courts," Levin said.
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But the show that made the most lasting impact on me—as in it triggers something besides confused nostalgia about an emotionally turbulent phase in my life or yearning for George Clooney—was Friends.
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His deepest and most lasting insight was that it is not unusual for market economies to underperform, and when they do so, there&aposs a mechanism—public spending—to get back to full capacity.
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In the same way that the Galaxy Note remains the most memorable thing to come out of IFA 230, so the LG V30 will be the biggest and most lasting news item from IFA 2017.
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On the eve of Friday's draft at First Niagara Center, Tkachuk, a 6-foot-1, 5383-pound power forward, said that the most lasting impression of those days was observing the comportment of successful pros.
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But Mr. Hofeller's most lasting impact on Republican fortunes may well date to the 1980s, early in his career, when he pursued a counterintuitive strategy to speed the party's return to power in the South.
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They watch the movies, though, and you could make a case that the Jungle Books are Kipling's most lasting American legacy—even if the movie versions don't always bear much resemblance to what Kipling wrote.
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In addition, in a conference call with reporters on Wednesday following the Yankees interview, Beltran was asked which of the 11 managers he played for in his long career had left the most lasting impression.
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There's no real connection between my job as an urban planner and the Philly Taco, other than a nice dose of irony because my most lasting legacy on the city is a cheesesteak wrapped in pizza.
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Dr. Diamond's most celebrated study was of the preserved brain of Albert Einstein, in the 1980s, but it was her work two decades earlier, at the University of California, Berkeley, that had the most lasting impact.
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This year, no matter the outcome of the race, the most lasting trend may be the admission that traditional advertising strategies do not work — at least when it comes to the race for the White House.
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But the embrace of the secular seems to be a failure on the part of the movement — despite small wins in cities that are mostly liberal, the most lasting impact has been a change of conversation.
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For me, the franchise's most lasting and damaging image comes in the form of the Abstract Daddy in Silent Hill 2—a twisted and nightmarish manifestation of a female character's abuse at the hands of her father.
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The music photographer and director (and occasional VICE collaborator) is responsible for some of the most lasting and iconic shots of 1970s rock 'n' roll, including the covers to Lou Reed's Transformer and Iggy Pop's Raw Power.
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Second, while the White House is still cleaning up after the boss called African countries "shitholes," the most lasting impact is that it makes it more difficult for many African countries to work with the United States.
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Although individual changes matter -- such as driving less -- it's long-term policy and technology changes that will have the most lasting effect, Obradovich said: "I think the way to solve these problems is to get engaged politically."
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The strangest part of this supremely strange and strangely familiar Real Hollywood Story is that "Roundball Rock," which is almost certainly Tesh's most lasting contribution to the broader culture, is one that's not generally associated with him.
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Consequently, it was the people who had more access to publishers and publications in the days and years that followed — specifically cis white men — who ended up crafting many of the first and most lasting narratives of Stonewall.
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The exfiltration required careful cataloging of the collections, and this may be the most lasting legacy of the episode: The Islamists accidentally drew worldwide attention to Timbuktu's literary heritage, and enabled the first full accounting of its magnificence.
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" Now, she said, she can talk about her father and her most lasting memory: a day when she was young and he visited her in the hospital and told her not to cry because "little soldiers don&apost cry.
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This could be the US President's most lasting and damaging policy decision -- a moment that reverberates from the present through future generations, who will be left with the unjust burden of cleaning up the mess we are making of the Earth.
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Thanks in large part to their work, science fiction in the midcentury achieved its enduring sense of wonder, and its images from this period may turn out to be the genre's most lasting contribution to our collective vision of the future.
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Bobby Taylor, who had a hit in 21960 with his own soul group but made his most lasting impact when he helped the Jackson 21968 secure a contract with Motown Records, died on July 403 in Hong Kong, where he lived.
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"As we all look forward to the start of a new decade, it&aposs worth remembering that it is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change," the Queen said in her broadcast.
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Yet it is the Trump administration's tough turn on China, captured dramatically by Vice President Mike Pence's landmark speech at the Hudson Institute in October, that will have the most lasting global consequence, altering the terms of the epochal contest of our times.
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Joining forces with the Ad Council (the public service announcement geniuses behind Smokey the Bear and McGruff the Crime Dog), one of their first and most lasting impacts was bringing "litterbug" into the American lexicon through their marketing campaigns against thoughtless individuals.
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One of the most lasting memories of those old enough to have lived through Watergate is of patriots like Howard Baker and John Dean who risked their political careers by speaking publicly about unacceptable threats to our democracy by President Richard M. Nixon.
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The duo began with what could be their most lasting effort with the score for David Fincher's The Social Network, a brooding and propulsive atmosphere for cold walks through the Harvard campus and long nights of coding, which won them an Oscar.
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And Bell-Scott, who was an editor of the important anthology "All the Women Are White, All the Blacks Are Men, but Some of Us Are Brave," persuasively suggests that Roosevelt's influence contributed to what would be Murray's most lasting mark, on women's rights.
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" And the details are harrowing, with Ford describing the deep dread she felt when Kavanaugh allegedly put his hand over her mouth to prevent her from screaming: "This was what terrified me the most, and has had the most lasting impact on my life.
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There are many theories about the source of this superstition, but the most lasting and convincing points to the biblical account of the Last Supper, which the Bible describes as a gathering of Jesus and the 12 apostles just before Jesus' crucifixion on Good Friday.
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It is very possible that Darwin would not have been able to envision his ancestral tree of life without the Linnaean hierarchy (his other most lasting innovation, a structure for organizing nature into groups from species, genera, families and orders on up to kingdoms).
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It is possible, said Mr. McFaul, the former ambassador to Russia, that Mr. Obama's most lasting contribution may be to get the details of the Russian hack declassified and to publish a report he has instructed the intelligence community to assemble before he leaves office.
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But a fleeting post-civil war boom in the 2000s had its most lasting effect in the area in the form of frantic housing construction that has led to the degradation of the so-called protected areas, most of which have been built over.
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That stonewalling -- and the choice by the legislators in the President's party to support it -- could be among the most lasting implications of this impeachment struggle, experts believe, because it sets a precedent that could allow future presidents to also reject congressional investigatory demands.
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The author could have made Bush's international AIDS initiative, which ultimately directed tens of billions of dollars abroad, into a grudging footnote, but he instead gives a full chapter to what he calls "an amazing achievement," perhaps the most lasting one of the Bush Presidency.
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Yet he made his most lasting mark on British musical life as the founder of the Proms (now the BBC Proms, starting this year on July 13), an annual season of promenade concerts that rank today as one of the world's biggest classical-music festivals.
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Democratization of Basic Intelligence One of machine learning's most lasting areas of impact will be to democratize basic intelligence through the commoditization of an increasingly sophisticated set of semantic and analytic services, most of which will be offered for free, enabling step-function changes in software capabilities.
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While the best, and most lasting, trade agreements must be at least perceived as a win-win, Trump now seems to have dug himself so deeply into his America First corner that it allows little room for the Chinese leadership to maneuver without losing that face.
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But as he raged, Republicans in the Senate were pressing steadily through angry liberal protests and Democratic perjury traps toward perhaps the most lasting impact of the Trump era: a conservative shift in the balance of the Supreme Court capable of shaping the country for a generation.
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So to sum up: That's roughly three or four years of mind-numbing kiddie shows and young parents feeling like they're losing their identities, followed by a lifetime of rich, often highly rewarding relationships, marked by some of the most lasting memories that anyone can make.
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That means the most lasting policy announcement of the week could yet be the one made on the day before Mr Juncker's arrival, when Sonny Perdue, Mr Trump's agriculture secretary, outlined a relief package of up to $12bn for American farmers hit by retaliatory tariffs from America's trade partners.
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NDiaye's refusal to immerse us within her characters' minds makes it seem as if something crucial is being withheld, as if we are continually being presented with mere veneers These transformations are also part of a stylistic experiment that may be NDiaye's most lasting contribution to French letters.
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Her most lasting achievements as a senator include a federal fund for long-term health monitoring of 9/11 first responders, an expansion of military benefits to cover reservists and the National Guard, and a law requiring drug companies to improve the safety of their medications for children.
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Though Vladimir Nabokov's titular novel casts its protagonist, Humbert Humbert, in ill light, it's Lolita née Dolores who bears the story's most lasting moral impression—that of the coquette and the girl who grew up so fast that her enticing beauty becomes an unavoidable trap, which is reinforced by Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation.
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But the most lasting and alarming legacy of the first year may be on the international front where the dysfunction in the White House and the devaluing of diversity and basic rights at home are sending the message to the world that the indispensable United States is slipping backward on basic values.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The 2016 presidential race will be remembered for many ugly moments, but the most lasting historical marker may be one that neither voters nor American intelligence agencies saw coming: It is the first time that a foreign power has unleashed cyberweapons to disrupt, or perhaps influence, a United States election.
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Yet the people who would most benefit from seeing Detroit are those who deem police brutality a one-off event rather than an institutional predicament, who do not see the egregious error in countering "black lives matter" with "all lives matter," who are wont to deny one of the country's most lasting and continual original sins in racism.
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I know I should say something for his sake, if not for my own; that if something goes wrong—and there are lots of things that can go wrong; I have been warned that I should prepare for the probability that something will go wrong—this will be my most immediate and, probably, my most lasting regret.
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The city is certainly in the midst of a post-Katrina upswing, with plenty of new dining and drinking spots (the St. Roch food market, Latitude 29, for instance), but there are still boarded-up houses in many neighborhoods and a kind of lingering sadness about the hurricane's most lasting impact, which was a loss of community.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's multifront tariff war has provoked foreign retaliation against U.S. exports, but its most lasting consequence may be Congress' reaction to this castration of its constitutional authority over trade.
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Ultimately, perhaps that was the most lasting story of the shows: Not the continued embrace of the 1980s and '90s (yawn), or yet another return of boho deluxe in patchwork and fringe (easy), or the growing fascination with gender (sometimes thought-provoking, sometimes trite), but rather the re-emergence of design as a core value; the clawing back up the slippery slope of casual.
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To pursue his own policy agenda and serve an erratic president, in just 17 months Mr. Bolton effectively destroyed the National Security Council system, the intricate structure that governed American foreign policy since the end of World War II. Mr. Bolton's most lasting legacy will be dismantling the structure that has kept American foreign policy from collapsing into chaos, and finally unshackling an irregular commander-in-chief.
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Directed by: Victor Fleming, King Vidor, George Cukor, Richard Thorpe, and Norman TaurogWritten by: Noel Langley, Florence Ryerson, and Edgar Allan WoolfYes, it's the story of Dorothy (Judy Garland) and her friends making their way down the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City, but if you watched The Wizard of Oz as a kid, it's the Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton) who left the most lasting impression.
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In his Sunday interview, ABC News's George StephanopoulosGeorge Robert StephanopoulosBret Baier calls out Trump for lashing out at Fox News polls: 'Fox has not changed' Trump allies defend attacks on Cummings amid Democratic denunciations De Blasio: Democratic debates should address 'why did we lose and what do we do differently' MORE asked Trump if he views the appointment of more than 100 federal judges and two Supreme Court justices to the bench as his most lasting impact.
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