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moving away

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verb

  • To relocate one's home to a different town, city, or region, ceasing to live in a particular place.

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Late-night TV is struggling overall as a genre due to younger viewers moving away from traditional TV to streaming, “The Daily Show” has continued to have a strong following.

From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 19, 2026

As the Wall Street firm fears moving away from what has been a Goldilocks environment, it’s now recommending being 5% underweight on stocks in a portfolio, from a previous recommendation of being 4% overweight.

From MarketWatch ● Oct. 9, 2026

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  • relocating
  • decamping
  • changing scenery
  • heading for the hills
  • pulling up stakes

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  • making a home
  • putting down roots
  • hunkering down

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