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grey power

British  

noun

  1. the political, financial, or social influence of elderly people

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He completed the trip in the Velux 5 Oceans race in the 60-foot Grey Power in 130 days.

From Seattle Times

That’s exactly why the Smithsonian is now in possession of Betty Draper’s bright yellow house dress, Draper’s signature grey power suit and fedora as well as other props and behind-the-scenes notes.

From Washington Post

The BBC's Chris Eakin joined Sir Robin on board his boat, Grey Power, for a glimpse of what life is like at sea.

From BBC

The deal, which is expected to close early in 2015 following necessary regulatory approvals, would put Desjardins behind Canadian property and casualty market leader Intact Financial Corp, which operates under its own name as well as brands including Grey Power and Belairdirect.

From Reuters

Each New England state will have a higher level of "grey power" by that point, with the percentage near 38 percent in Vermont and more than 40 percent in Maine.

From Reuters