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- noun Plural form of
retirement .
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Examples
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"We absolutely do not expect a large surge (in retirements) on the order of 1994," he said.
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I have a feeling the trickle of Democrat retirements is about to become a flood.
Rep John Tanner (D, TN) bails out. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009
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Will people really be sympathetic to the view that blind luck might mean their retirements are a lot less enjoyable than their lucky neighbor who cashed out at a market peak?
Private Investment is Dangerous, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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If they do, the obvious alternative would be using stimulus funds to induce early retirements, that is, moving to 'first in, first out,' or FIFO.
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It's a precarious situation: U.S. consumer spending is sustaining the economy — but we need to save more to prepare for the surge in retirements.
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It's a precarious situation: U.S. consumer spending is sustaining the economy — but we need to save more to prepare for the surge in retirements.
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It's a precarious situation: U.S. consumer spending is sustaining the economy — but we need to save more to prepare for the surge in retirements.
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One-time pay reductions, program cuts or layoffs won't fix the county's growing cost of paying for retirements, which is expected to climb from $193 million in 2010-2011 to around
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Antone White, a public-safety spokesman, said dealing with the retirements is a priority for the city.
dispatch.com: RSS 2010
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Superintendent Keith Owen has described the district's goals to meet any teacher cuts first through attrition - namely retirements, resignations and cutting those jobs whose occupants had signed one-year contracts.
Durangoherald.com 2009
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