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retiring

[ri-tahyuhr-ing] / rɪˈtaɪər ɪŋ /


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“Taxes and legal planning are essential aspects of retiring abroad for American citizens. Proper preparation supports compliance with U.S. regulations, safeguards assets, and provides peace of mind,” according to expat financial advisory firm SJB US.

From MarketWatch

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

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

Suffering a leg injury in the French Open semi-final against Sinner harmed his chances, then he considered retiring from their Wimbledon semi-final because of a groin problem.

From BBC

A piece of Fern’s called out societal expectations that a woman “unobtrusively gather up her thimble and, retiring into some out-of-the-way place, gradually scoop out her coffin with it.”

From The Wall Street Journal