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retirement

[ri-tahyuhr-muhnt] / rɪˈtaɪər mənt /




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At 86, Rothenberg is still active, making regular trips to his office at 1st Century Bank, the community bank he founded in 2004 at an age when most people were entering retirement.

From Los Angeles Times

Kelly also alleges that Hegseth did not have a legal basis to open a review of Kelly's retirement grade.

From BBC

Do you think I could retire well off and transition from work to retirement?

From MarketWatch

Last year also saw a slowdown in the rate of coal plant retirements, as electricity companies delayed closures to meet demands.

From BBC

Mack, who also mulled retirement a season ago, is going to think about whether he wants to come back for a 13th NFL season.

From Los Angeles Times