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Meanings of bailed out in English

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Usage of bailed out in English
1
He bailed out the US auto industry and funded public works projects.
Radio NZ
2
Banks, along with building societies, had been bailed out by the Government.
The Irish Times
3
Roughly five years ago, ICBC was bailed out by the Chinese government.
Reuters
4
I will be not merely bailed out, but set free at last.
Dexter Is Dead
5
I'm calling you to set things up so that I'm bailed out.
Rage of angels
6
But when I called you, I thought he'd bailed out on me.
Damaged
7
This is not the first time Usmanov has bailed out the RFU.
The Guardian
8
Their depositor arms should be bailed out, but not their casino operations.
The Guardian
9
So they were bailed out while smaller fry went to the wall.
The Irish Times
10
Indonesia's government bailed out a small lender in the 2008 global financial crisis.
Reuters
11
AIG was bailed out by the federal government in the 2008 financial crisis.
Reuters
12
Greece has been bailed out and the Euro crisis has deepened.
BBC
13
Both banks had to be bailed out by their governments during the crisis.
Reuters
14
The airline was bailed out by its owner Greybull Capital a year ago.
Reuters
15
Three regional banks have been bailed out by Beijing this year.
Reuters
16
Real estate stocks tumbled as local investors in particular bailed out.
Reuters
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