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But Merrill and many others got bailed out.

The boaters bailed water out from their sinking boat.

Fortunately the pilot bailed out before the plane crashed.

The accused's elder sister bailed her out of jail.

Maximum sentences were handed down but the defendants were eventually bailed pending appeal.

Maximum Sentence was handed down but the defendants were eventually bailed pending the appeal.

Did you watch the news today Nicholas Tse was bailed out of jail earlier today.

After the arrest Weinberg was bailed out by his wife and other supporters.

People do not like bankers, especially when they have to be bailed out.

Wall Street, the flagship of capitalism, has been bailed out by state-backed investors from emerging economies.

They initially feared she could face murder charges, but think that is unlikely now she has been bailed.

When Europe and the IMF bailed out Greece, Mr Ackermann said he doubted it would pay back the loans.

But there may be a limit to investors' largesse: those who have bailed out Banks so far have lost money.

However, the bank warned that a sharp fall could delay reform of the financial system and would lead to calls for specific groups to be bailed out.

Zaitian suspects that Mingzhang is not his biological son. He is frustrated. In the meantime, Jinlong is finally bailed out. However, Jinling plans to arrest him once again.

The us Senate recently approved legislation to restrict the recruitment of foreign workers by bailed-out Banks as part of the economic stimulus plan.

So far only Aegon, of the Netherlands, has been bailed out, but a number of rating downgrades are now expected, which could push more firms to the brink.

It follows the onset of a sovereign debt crisis in Europe which has seen Greece bailed out by the IMF and Spain face an investor exodus.

The reason for this, S&P's second downgrade of Portugal in less than a week, is that the likelihood is rising that Lisbon will have to be bailed out by the rest of the single-currency club.

While all eyes are on the credit crunch, less is being talked about the "eco-crunch" whose real-world losses - of habitats, water systems, species, soils - can't be bailed out.

In the first weeks of the crunch he refused to pump cash into the financial system and insisted that "moral hazard" meant that some Banks should not be bailed out.

Purchases of mortgage-backed securities by the Federal Reserve and the government's bailed-out mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, helped keep mortgage credit flowing and interest rates low.

I was approached several times to write a book but I always bailed because I didn't feel I could find the time or the energy to undertake this endeavor.