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Now, it is unclear how the museum can move forward without a full cohort of 20 trustees authorized to vote on making essential decisions — including accepting new members to the board.

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While this cohort says 59 is the ideal retirement age, they don’t really expect to retire then.

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If the current proposal is approved, year-by-year increases for new class cohorts will be capped at 5% — as they are now.

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Among the hundreds of messages that poured in, an alarming cohort spoke to the vicious cycle of online hatred they see and the isolation they feel on social media.

“We will build a complete picture of the relevant age cohorts,” Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said Thursday after lawmakers unveiled the proposed system.

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