When a company announces that an executive is "Leaving to spend more time with his family":
A) It means the executive is retiring.
B) It means that the executive has a health problem.
C) It means that the executive is probably leaving for a different reason.
D) It means that the executive is leaving to spend more time with his family.

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"Leaving to spend more time with his family" is often seen as a euphemism for departing for other reasons, such as conflict or a better job opportunity. It is not necessarily an indication of retirement or a health problem.

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