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retire

[ruh-tee-rey] / rə tiˈreɪ /


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Also, the dream of retiring to Florida has faded for many priced-out, middle-class Americans.

From The Wall Street Journal

France prop Uini Atonio has been forced to retire after he was admitted to an intensive care unit following a "cardiac event".

From BBC

That is based on a survey of how much money people believe they will need to retire at 65.

From MarketWatch

While the economic changes are welcome, Arteaga, the retired community organizer, said he was still cautious about his country’s future.

From The Wall Street Journal

UPS also said it was officially retiring its fleet of MD-11 cargo planes following a deadly crash in Louisville, Kentucky in November.

From BBC