51.   There were private pensions, pioneered by the railroads, which spread quickly to all kinds of corporations interested in attracting good workers.

52.   They have nothing invested, and he seems to think the pensions will be enough.

53.   This eight-room pension is decorated Alpine style.

54.   This long delay in financing raises questions about whether the pensions will be there when the employees retire.

55.   We have just had an object lesson in the fact that pensions are one area in which experimenting with privatization is politically and socially dangerous.

56.   Pensions are a sensitive subject in France, where the benefits system is regarded by trade unions as untouchable.

57.   Pensions are also a problem.

58.   Pensions are exempt from civil court judgments, but any money Simpson earns could be seized immediately by the court.

59.   Pensions nowadays are very small, and old people have either to earn additional money selling cigarettes and other small articles, or to beg.

60.   Pensions are even lower.