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We're going to go through a period where job retention is a very big problem.

The retention rate in the program is high, he said.

Number of teachers The retention rate, however is very bad.

She said the retention rate for students is well into the 90 percent range.

She was first up for an retention election in 1978.

In any case, the retention rate is far below the national average.

A. For most people, the problem is not lack of retention.

After the program's start, the retention rate rose to 85 percent.

He will face his first retention vote in the 2008 election.

A good example is the well known retention of title.

The overall retention rate, he said, is above 80 percent over the history of the program.

Texas state law requires record retention for two to five years.

Does this mean now a retention of significant capital works out at ten percent?

He will be up for another retention election in 2012, at the end of his 6-year term.

"Our retention rate is much better than the industry standard," he added.

"He and his staff have realized that business retention is very important in this state."

Too much sodium can lead to water retention in the blood.

The retention of members should be high on our priority list.

Retention programs are no solution to the problems of our educational system.

As of 2005, only one judge has failed to win retention.

The company says it has a 95 percent client retention rate.

Is it a case of water retention due to salt?

Done says that client retention is key to its business success.

Among other people hired for similar jobs, he said, the retention rate was 40 percent.

The retention, for the most part, has been based on the amount of claims paid.