Become Dads Is It Time To Retire "Mom" & "Dad"?
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When it's time to retire, consider skipping the Sunshine State.
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Perhaps it's time to retire the notion of two sexes.
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Willie Roaf knew it was time to retire in 2005.
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After years of being the boss, it's finally time to retire.
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It's probably time to retire the Rebel flag license plates though.
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It's long past time to retire and replace it with another language.
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Having just turned 70, Feulner decided that it was time to retire.
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"Considering I have a senior citizen discount, I know it's time to retire."
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"It felt like it was time to retire," Dr. Siebel, now 74, recalls.
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"Time to retire boring and unfunny show," he wrote on Twitter last month.
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And now six veteran leading dancers have decided that it's time to retire.
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Sex and the City fans, it's time to retire the expected Carrie Bradshaw move.
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Seriously, it's time to retire the depthless, boy-crazy character once and for all.
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It's also time to retire the reliance on centralized governments to save the day.
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And if you think you are doing everything perfectly, then it's time to retire.
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Mr. Tomassi, who turns 75 in September, has decided it is time to retire.
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It was truly time to retire the look, given what's currently out on the market.
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Mashable was roasted last month when the online publication suggested it was time to retire #OscarsSoWhite.
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Side note: I's definitely time to retire those five words for the sake of everyone's ears.
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"Economically, it was time to retire it," said James Stevenson, director, global coal at IHS Markit.
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It's time to "retire" some popular retirement advice that no longer makes sense in today's world.
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Would it not perhaps be the perfect time to retire on a high, he was asked.
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By the time many amass the experience needed for management roles, it's almost time to retire.
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It's time to retire "Sofia Vergara is not a native English speaker" as a comic premise.
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The Herve Leger bandage dress was everywhere, but it's time to retire the trend for good.
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So, perhaps as the year comes to a close, it is time to retire the term.
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With all these aches and pains and insomnia, can I reinvent myself before it's time to retire?
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Unfortunately, when it comes time to retire, many women still do not have the savings they need.
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A number of Costco employees told Business Insider that it's high time to retire one ubiquitous joke.
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Her citizenship came through, and, when her Chelsea job ended, she felt it was time to retire.
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"I just feel that after 30 years it is time to retire," said Holland in a statement.
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But the stroke, during All-Star weekend in Los Angeles, convinced him that it was time to retire.
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It's truly time to retire the misogynist trope that angry men are powerful, yet angry women are unhinged.
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But as we close out the decade, it might be time to retire the swipe we once knew.
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If you still feel like the homework police at the end of 11th grade, it's time to retire.
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This go-to phrase for troubled 1%-ers is laughable nowadays, so it's time to retire it. 12.
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The violence in Virginia unnerved public officials who say it's time to retire Confederate markers from the public square.
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Because I think we can all agree it's time to retire the finger over the mouth move in photos.
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Mr. Stern himself sometimes grumbled on and off the air about whether, at age 62, it was time to retire.
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Ah yes, time to retire with my wife, with whom I have negative relationship points Six days later he died.
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"I just think it's the right time to retire, at the top with the horse in good shape," he said.
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The ball landed on the first-base bag, which just might be God's way of saying it's time to retire.
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But over the last few months, he says he felt different and knew that it was his time to retire.
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"I realize that I'm lucky even if one day it will be time to retire," added the 32-year-old.
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Speaking at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Trump said "it&aposs time to retire" Tester, a red-state Democrat.
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If Apple follows what it did with the 30-pin, it would be just about time to retire Lightning in 2020.
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A 224-year-old baseball player isn't unheard of, but it's definitely getting into that "it's-probably-time-to-retire" realm.
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After he turned 69 in June, he decided it was time for him to be gone: It was time to retire.
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This is the time to retire debt, so when the next recession comes, the US has the fiscal firepower to fight it.
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"It's time to retire liberal Democrat Jon Tester," Trump declared to a raucous crowd during the hourlong address in Great Falls, Montana.
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Read These Stories Next: It's Time To Retire The "Year of the Woman" You Know About The Lack Of Female Directors In Hollywood.
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According to The New York Post, in 2000, when Norman was 65, Disney's human-resources department told him it was time to retire.
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"It's 22 years since I started and now is the time to retire, which is why I removed my shoes," he told reporters.
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Time to retire the same pieces we've been wearing all summer long and swap them out for any of the 20 items ahead.
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After 14 N.F.L. seasons, Johnson, the receiver with more catches than any other active player, had made up his mind: time to retire.
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Keeping Score With the way the Charlotte Hornets have been playing recently, it may finally be time to retire the "Crying Jordan" meme.
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Perhaps now would be a great time to retire and make way for a candidate who better reflects the views of your constituents?
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When the current generation, the boomers and Gen-X'ers, decide it's time to retire, there will be no one to carry on the tradition.
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While Williams addressed the criticism back in 2015, the band now decided that it was time to retire the song from their live shows.
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Spring weather is quickly approaching, which means it's just about time to retire your heavy winter coat and start throwing on your lighter jackets.
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The Interface As 2019 dawned and Mark Zuckerberg announced this year's personal challenge, I suggested it might be time to retire the concept altogether.
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There are a couple of misses: It's probably time to retire the Queen song "Don't Stop Me Now" as the Official Tune of Action Montages.
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Applying for a balance transfer card, which comes with a long period of zero percent interest, will give you extra time to retire the debt.
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"The pope is saying people should pray before God when it is time to retire," Vatican spokesman Greg Burke told Reuters television in an interview.
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Yet many young people have been conditioned to think they should not count on Social Security to be there when their time to retire rolls around.
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Cabrera attempted to score from second on the play, but center fielder Bradley Zimmer's throw home was in time to retire Cabrera for the second out.
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When Bankrate asked millennials, which it defined as Americans ages 18 to 37, what the perfect time to retire would be, they said 61 years old.
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They will continue to coach together until Dave Belisle takes over; Bill has asked his son numerous times to tell him when it's time to retire.
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That means it's time to retire your rattan, your palm prints, and your sweet floral candles in favor of decor that's a little more pumpkin-spice-flavored.
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NOPE. For the first time in over one hundred years, Crayola decided it's time to retire a color from its classic, iconic 24-count box of crayons.
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Should he go, a new broom may conclude that it is time to retire the 737 series, which has been in the air for over 50 years.
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"With the separation on track and our new strategy as a standalone financial institution in place, Maria feels that this is the right time to retire," Absa said.
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Say what you will about the UFC's treatment of its fighters, but the organization does have a pretty commendable history of telling fighters when it's time to retire.
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The assumption that female celebrities are getting pleasure out of one another's pain stems from a tired stereotype about women being catty that it's long past time to retire.
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I eventually got the zipper back into place, but after three years, it feels like it's time to retire the old gal and find a new bag for daily use.
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Fall's crisp and cool weather is almost here, meaning it's time to retire your favorite sandals to the back of your closet and start wearing cute and comfy booties instead.
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We talked to everyone from a yoga influencer to a published author to help us decide whether or not it's time to retire those trusty leggings from our regular outfit rotations.
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While both of us have spent decades working to elect women, we want to say unequivocally that it's time to retire the term "Year of the Woman" once and for all.
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Fiegerman: If you're picturing a "Mad Men" scenario where Facebook executives sit in suits (or hoodies) around a table brokering all their ad deals, it's probably time to retire that image.
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We got Migos member Quavo out at LAX and asked him about Cam's recent statements that it was officially time to retire the Dab -- a dance that Migos are credited with starting.
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Perhaps it's because it's spring or maybe it's just time to retire this brush, but I take my coworker's recommendation and purchase the Furminator to eliminate this shoddy shedding once and for all.
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Saturday night isn't just a picture-perfect time to retire due to location, age and fighting form alone—his opponent, Brad Pickett, is the perfect partner for Faber's final dance in the UFC Octagon.
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Now is the time to retire the encryption debate for good and focus our efforts on empowering every election official and every political campaign to embrace encryption in protecting our data and our democracy.
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But it is high time to retire the horseshoe theory according to which extremes of right and left must always meet somewhere, such that the only salvation from "political sociopaths" lies with the center.
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"I think it is about the right time to retire from show business," the 28-year-old singer said on his Instagram account, adding that he would cooperate with the police investigation into the accusation.
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If you only utilize traditional tax-deferred types of retirement savings during accumulation, you may be limiting yourself when it comes time to retire, drawing down assets, and leaving an estate to your loved ones.
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On Thursday, Mr. Polman said his effort to unite the company was among his greatest priorities in his last year on the job, but with the effort having faltered, he believed it was time to retire.
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But Schnare emphasized that there were other reasons for him to leave less than two months after Inauguration Day, including that he has been working 10- to 12-hour days and felt it was time to retire.
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Pittsburgh cut him before the 2009 season, and he knew it was time to retire when, with relatively good health, he had more enthusiasm about entering the business world than he did for finding a new team.
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"As I approached 70 I realized I was past my prime and before I started losing cases and losing words and did not think as fast as I once did and was time to retire," he said.
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If you believe climate researchers – and much as I listen to my doctor, I listen to climate scientists when they diagnose our planet's health – it may be time to retire terms like "natural" disasters, acts of God, and blaming Mother Nature.
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Jon Tester, one of his most bitter political opponents -- but the president took time to rail against several other big-name critics ... Speaking at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Trump said "it&aposs time to retire" Tester, a red-state Democrat.
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With runners at second and third and one out, Sanchez attempted a squeeze bunt down the first base line, but Hoskins fielded the ball and alertly scooped it to catcher Andrew Knapp in time to retire Eloy Jimenez, who was sliding headfirst.
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"As we have done with the abacus and the slide rule, it is time to retire the teaching of cursive," Morgan Polikoff, an associate professor of education at the University of Southern California's Rossier School of Education, wrote in Room for Debate in 2013.
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On Wednesday, Odorizzi walked three batters, struck out five and made a superb defensive play — sliding to his knees to gather a fifth-inning dribbler to the left of the mound by Didi Gregorius and firing a strike to first in time to retire him.
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While Garoppolo was Brady's understudy in New England, Mahomes, to many, is his obvious heir apparent and the outcome of Sunday's game will put one on the path to assuming a leading role when the 251-year-old finally decides it is time to retire.
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It may be time to retire the type of road movie in which the protagonist, ostensibly on an urgent journey, insists on taking back roads — partly because she doesn't like trucks, she says, but really because a quick drive on the Interstate wouldn't sustain a feature.
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It's time for Silicon Valley to outgrow its Sheryl Sandbergs Jessi Hempel says it's time to retire the idea that a single powerful woman leader can fix a company of mostly men: Sure, Sandberg now needs to be held accountable for the role she played in Facebook's current mess.
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So if you say, "Alexa, remind me to stop making covfefe jokes in 10 minutes," your trusty AI helper will flash blue and alert you via voice command that maybe, after you've had the chance to craft one last masterpiece zinger, it might be time to retire covfefe jokes.
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According to the Times, which cited multiple people familiar with McConnell's efforts, the Senate leader has been talking with senior judges to gauge their plans for the future and telling them that the best time to retire is while the GOP is in control of the White House and Senate.
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Canada's Microvariability and Oscillation of Stars (MOST) telescope launched June 30, 2003 on what was supposed to be a one-year mission to study star vibrations, but the machine was still going strong in 2014 when the Canadian Space Agency yanked its funding, saying the mission had achieved its objectives and it was time to retire.
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"This could get worse, because more than half of current inspectors have enough working time to retire, and they are likely to do it to be able to get better retirement terms before the new pension code is approved," Porto said, referring to a proposed pension reform that is a central goal of President Michel Temer's administration.
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Time seemed to not exist during the days that typically began with breakfast in the cozy, wood-paneled breakfast nook/kitchen at Hotel Oberland, then involved hours of walking through farmland and forests in the crisp autumn air before returning for a hot drink as darkness deepened and it was time to retire for the evening.
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" In his statement, Krauss criticized the university's disciplinary process: "My choice at this time to retire in May was prompted by the regulations of the Arizona Board of Regents, under which I would only be allowed to directly test the credibility of my accusers or the veracity of their claims if I first agree to be dismissed, which I was not willing to do.
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