She is also (like Yelland) a retiring type who never gives interviews, preferring to let her newspaper - or her assistants - speak for her.

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Certainly it is now clear that the work done on the cost implications of retiring the Harrier force and replacing it (after a gap of many years) with F-35C was quite inadequate.

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The 24-year-old completed just 200m of his heat before retiring, prompting the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to release a statement that appeared to eject him from the Games.

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His replacement (for he is now retiring, and the seat is hotly contested) may well be a Democrat.

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Retiring to one of these communities (Sun City alone has bred a dozen places with the same name) has become almost a routine part of middle-class life.

ECONOMIST: The growth of private communities

Today a trade association for the mutual fund industry, the Investment Company Institute (ICI), released a study that reveals some surprising news: People who are just retiring now are better off financially than previous generations.

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He is the latest of a succession of retiring generals and top security men to have urged concessions, warning that a stalemate could provoke another Palestinian intifada (uprising) or even a regional war.

ECONOMIST: Israel and diplomacy

All five countries maintain a military presence of some sort in the Spratlys (the sixth claimant, Brunei, is more retiring).

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He practiced analysis for 60 years before retiring in 2001, seeing most patients four to five times a week for two to five years (and sometimes far longer).

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