Washington can bail out their balance sheets, but who can bail out their damaged psyches?
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For more information on how you can contribute to a bail out, visit the National Bail Out .
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We bail out big corporations; I think it's time we bail out the people that keep the economy going to begin with.
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Those are particularly visible in campaigns like the Black Mama's Bail Out, and another that kicked off on February 14, the Black Love Bail Out.
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Last year, the National Bail Out collective—comprised of several black, queer, and immigrant advocacy organizations, including Law for Black Lives—hosted the first ever National Black Mama's Bail Out.
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To host a bail out in your own city, contact the National Bail Out to access their toolkit, which offers a step-by-step guide on how to make that happen.
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B&N and Rost were taken over by the central bank last month for the bail out, after the central bank agreed to bail out Otkritie, another large lender, in August.
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"You could see investors bail out of China," Lau said.
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There's no place to bail out, no place to miss.
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They're not going to bail out anybody on Wall Street.
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Go ahead, bail out the airlines if they need it.
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We want to bail out individuals and maybe small businesses.
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And they're planning to bail out of this cursed market.
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Local governments have been forbidden to bail out troubled LGFVs.
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But there is always money to bail out the banks.
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"I volunteered to bail out of the relationship," he said.
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It is nearly seven years since the first Greek bail-out.
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An IMF bail-out, of perhaps $12bn, looks all but inevitable.
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We bailed out Wall Street, why not bail out Main Street?
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Update: The Black Mamas Bail Out is organizing again this year.
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FOR months, a bail-out had seemed likely; for weeks, unavoidable.
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Trump shouldn't invent new executive powers to bail out coal plants.
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It mostly rejects the idea that journalism deserves a bail-out.
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FEW words raise as many hackles in America as "bail-out".
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And the bail-out funds have benefits as well as costs.
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Can the government bail out the whole banking system if needed?
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"We need to bail out American workers right now," he said.
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That's not a reason to bail out of the market, though.
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This year, she's a spokeswoman for Black Mama's Bail Out Day.
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This year, the groups have reunited to bail out more mothers.
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It's time for Wall Street to bail out the American people.
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Euro-zone rules have since restricted governments' ability to bail out banks.
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Firms are encouraged to bail out unprofitable businesses that carry political clout.
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MMT didn't bail out Wall St and let millions lose their homes.
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GREECE'S third bail-out programme came to an end on August 20th.
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The most likely outcome now is a bail-out by the state.
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On August 22011th Greece exits the last of three bail-out packages.
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But when insurers made losses, Republicans in Congress blocked the "bail-out".
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Doing so would be characterised by some as a second bail-out.
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"In 2018, who's going to bail out the Central Banks?" asked Rickards.
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As Speaker of parliament, Mr Enkhbold helped to arrange the bail-out.
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The idea that it would always bail out the carrier is changing.
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Even now, it is having to bail out some provincial pension funds.
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In November they received their third bail-out in as many years.
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However, a full-blown bail-out would be more damaging this time.
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And expect Beijing to need to bail out other indebted Chinese companies.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry wants to bail out coal and nuclear plants.
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Bush and the Obama administration, TARP one, TARP two, bail out Detroit.
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It's easier to bail out of the holdings that could be affected.
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Last month, Hyman helped bail out a struggling rival scooter company, Unicorn.
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The government was right not bail out one of its key suppliers.
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Additionally, tax reform should not "bail out Washington's spending problem," he said.
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They also said it will include sweeping measures to bail out industries.
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They will be forced to bail out failing institutions—as we were.
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Given that risk, the Kremlin will probably choose to bail out the regions.
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In total it has had three bail-out programmes, borrowing around €300bn ($346bn).
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The government has injected $3.6 billion since 2012 to bail out the airline.
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If Mr Khan gets an IMF bail-out, it will be Pakistan's 22nd.
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In April 2014 Ukraine agreed a $17 billion bail-out with the IMF.
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Then in March 33 Ukraine agreed a new, $17.5 billion dollar bail-out.
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The laggard was Greece, still labouring under the terms of its bail-out.
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This aims to avoid a repeat of taxpayers having to bail out lenders.
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Without these subsidies, more insurers are likely to bail out of Obamacare exchanges.
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Investors were warned that if products failed there would be no bail-out.
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In Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain they were replaced by bail-out funds.
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Indeed, Son recently used SoftBank's balance sheet to bail out office sublessor WeWork.
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Why did it then bail out banks while letting car factories go under?
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Using taxpayers' money to bail out greedy and incompetent bankers was intrinsically political.
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But Sanders voted against TARP, which was used to bail out the banks.
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The majority of that, Republicans pointed out, would not bail out corporations. Sen.
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The Federal Reserve had to bail out Wall Street firms with emergency loans.
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Officials did not bail out borrowers or persuade banks to soften loan terms.
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As a result, we will bail out both in the next financial crisis.
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SoftBank, WeWork's largest outside shareholder, agreed in October to bail out the company.
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Or they can bail out and leave Twitter to the rest of us.
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A last-minute appeal for a government bail-out fell on deaf ears.
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You and others have been talking about this bail out for the farmers.
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Trump kept his word, didn't bail out a billionaire friend, and that's cronyism?
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It has two conditions for joining the bail-out: stricter (and pre-legislated) reforms from Greece, and a credible promise from euro-zone governments to relieve Greece's debt burden when the bail-out expires, via guarantees of long-term cheap finance.
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Since the 2007-09 financial crisis, the EU has adopted rules to shield taxpayers from having to bail out lender again and attention in the single currency bloc has been focused on Italy's plans to bail out two regional banks.
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And all the Democrats who allegedly tried to bail out insurance companies from Obamacare.
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In past recessions, fast-growing emerging markets have helped bail out the global economy.
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Britain's ground-breaking infrastructure project, Crossrail, received another bail-out, its third this year.
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Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, has suggested America could block the bail-out.
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THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund has struck another deal to bail out Pakistan—its 22nd.
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R.W. Johnson has mentioned the possibility of South Africa needing an IMF bail-out.
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Republicans worry about triggering a public bail-out of pension and health-care liabilities.
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In August, the central bank had to bail out Russia's largest private lender, Otkritie.
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If Rome does bail out the small investors, it will send a terrible signal.
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Stores like bakeries and greengrocers and community services are vanishing as residents bail out.
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Righteous lawmakers harrumph that this sort of bail-out would reward the island's profligacy.
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The EU's talks with Greece over its third bail-out are not going well.
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Awkwardly, Mr Georgiou started at ELSTAT, the Greek statistical agency, after the bail-out.
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That provision could assuage concerns by Trump that the bill would "bail out" insurers.
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The U.S. will NOT bail out long outstanding & unpaid obligations with hurricane relief money!
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But having accepted the bail-out, the government dragged its feet over the conditions.
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The U.S. will NOT bail out long outstanding & unpaid obligations with hurricane relief money!
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He and Beyoncé reportedly contributed money to bail out arrested Baltimore and Ferguson protesters.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - All five bidders seeking to bail out Japan's beleaguered Takata Corp 7312.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel cannot afford to bail out Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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It is too soon to tell how well the Argentine bail-out has gone.
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It took a bail-out from the International Monetary Fund to douse the fire.
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From the shadows, the Faceless Mean Girl watches Arya bail out on her mission.
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SoftBank's decision to bail out WeWork was most likely prompted by an impaired Vision.
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Stabile pointed out that the government will not bail out the adult entertainment industry.
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The other plane landed safely, but he and his instructor had to bail out.
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Losing pressure quickly and too low to bail out, Ensign Brown needed to land.
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" Finneas added: "But traveling it safely feels much easier than trying to bail out.
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"One option could have been some kind of financial bail-out," said Elena Kagan.
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And, under Texas law, it is illegal to bail out a private-sector company.
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In some cases, Chinese companies have stepped in to bail out failing American factories.
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Argentina's $57bn bail-out from the IMF is the largest in the fund's history.
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A number of them used sump pumps to try to bail out their homes.
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I'm sending up huge sprays of snow as I bail out of heel-edge turns.
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"You can't count on rising commodity prices to bail out your business model," Lance said.
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China had been similarly helpful to the IMF bail-out of Ukraine a year earlier.
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A request before long for the biggest IMF bail-out in Pakistan's history looks unavoidable.
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Now a further row looms, over funds needed for Greece's third bail-out this summer.
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Slovakia also signed its paper on the sovereign bail-out fund in November, for instance.
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The details, including the size of the bail-out, have yet to be hammered out.
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The French and Germans agreed to keep the governance of the bail-out fund unchanged.
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In September Brazil's president, Michel Temer, approved the second federal bail-out in two years.
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Even the right-wing Daily Mail appeared sympathetic to the idea of a bail-out.
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In 2015, 61% of Greeks voted against bail-out conditions that the government then accepted.
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As a result, the U.S. banking system underwent a dramatic bail-out in September 2008.
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In the Senate, she voted for TARP, the Bush plan to bail out the banks.
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First, the government feels obliged to bail out a large financial institution if it fails.
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The longer the bail-out talks drag on, the more distant a Greek recovery becomes.
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Democrats jeopardizing the safety of our troops to bail out their donors from insurance companies.
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Russia's new bail-out mechanism, introduced this year, appears more effective than the previous system.
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WeWork is reportedly favoring JPMorgan over SoftBank to bail out the buckling real-estate firm.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to bail out the collapsed travel firm Thomas Cook.
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This was the secret March 29, 2017 meeting about the plan to bail out coal.
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There was the euro fiasco, where Germany ended up paying to bail out other countries.
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But those Trump-appointed commissioners voted against the plan to bail out coal and nuclear.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Even though it's $12 billion versus-- JEB HENSARLING: Yes, it's a bail-out.
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But no, my family didn't go to the government and ask for a bail-out.
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Gaff's conclusion—live for the now, bail out, run away—is terrible advice, of course.
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Don't bail out your child with extra money or an advance on next week's payout.
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A last-minute appeal to Britain's government for a bail-out fell on deaf ears.
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"We didnt bail out GM, the UAW bailed out GM," he told the striking workers.
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The bank is still majority-owned by the taxpayer, 11 years after a bail-out.
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Congress might limit the ability of the Fed and Treasury to bail out financial institutions.
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Since the 1980s, investors have watched the government bail out one financial institution after another.
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Twice in eight years, Mongolia had to turn to the IMF for a bail-out.
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But thanks to pressure from the IMF—which has not yet joined the bail-out, as it did the previous two—Greece faces more pressing demands: to pass tax and pension reforms worth 2.5% of GDP, to kick in after the bail-out expires.
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Meanwhile, the month-long bail-out initiative will lead up to the National Black Mamas Bail Out in May, an event that also took place last year and exceeded its goal of raising $250K for bail, freeing more than 100* women on Mother's Day.
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In May, 25 civil rights groups crowdfunded $400,000 to bail out mothers stuck in pretrial detention.
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European Union rules say that the Italian government can't bail out banks before creditors take losses.
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Hensarling says his approach will prevent taxpayer dollars from being used to bail out failed institutions.
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First Greece and then successively Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus were forced into bail-out programmes.
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Tariffs, which are paid by U.S. businesses and consumers, would be used to bail out farmers.
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So should American citizens who you say are already overtaxed, bail out Puerto Rico as well?
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They rightly put their resources at risk to bail out banks and keep credit markets working.
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"Too Big to Fail", which came out in 2009, recounts the bail-out of those banks.
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"It's not like we're going to bail out in the middle of a hurricane," Barnaby said.
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The terms of Greece's graduation from its third bail-out programme, due in August, also matter.
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A credit crunch led the government to dip into reserves to bail out banks and firms.
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"She didn't bail out of the market entirely," Curtis said, "and now her portfolio is growing."
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Thursday the Treasury could not afford to bail out Eskom.
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After the financial crisis forced taxpayers to bail out banks, Britain scrapped the Financial Services Authority.
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But the EPA said its proposal was not specifically intended to bail out the coal industry.
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If he's going to bail out anything, it would be something that contributes to his vanity.
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South Africa will also bail out Eskom with 69 billion rand ($4.88 billion) over three years.
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The British government still retains a majority stake in RBS, nine years after its bail-out.
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And maybe they had to bail out the banks to keep the global financial system afloat.
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Smart investors, though, will bail out before that inevitable collapse, and be thankful that they did.
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"It sure beats the heck of some sort of [student loan] bail-out program," said Jenkins.
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All of the generated Monero will be used to bail out people who can't afford it.
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In addition, more than a dozen African-American-led community organizations stage periodic bail-out actions.
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Organizers are planning a similar initiative in June to bail out black fathers for Father's Day.
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Now Mr Mnangagwa wants another bail-out from the IMF and loans from the World Bank.
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And every single bail-out ultimately is gonna be borne by our children and our grandchildren.
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"It's not like the rest of the fiscal operation can bail out Social Security," Kotlikoff said.
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The government's refusal to bail out Lehman Brothers forced it to file for bankruptcy on Sept.
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Many more Americans wanted to bail out Wall Street banks than to adopt Republican health plans.
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Many of the mothers Mama's Bail Out Day plans to free aren't actually convicted of crimes.
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Italian lenders rose 0.6 percent after the Italian government agreed to bail out Monte dei Paschi.
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He had the Department of Energy (DOE) instruct the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to bail out coal based on its supposed resiliency benefits, and when FERC wisely rejected that idea, he threatened to use DOE emergency powers to bail out coal plants on national-security grounds.
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Goeff Hansen has introduced legislation to help bail out Detroit's schools, his spokesman Peter Wills said Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government cannot be expected to bail out construction and services firm Carillion (CLLN.
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But spiraling debt and donors' increasing reluctance to bail out the economy have triggered an economic crisis.
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But spiralling debt and donors' increasing reluctance to bail out the economy have triggered an economic crisis.
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The fund declined to join Greece's current bail-out, its third, when it was signed in 2015.
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The company's president testified before a Senate panel and implored lawmakers to bail out the auto industry.
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But for the past few weeks he has desperately been seeking alternatives to an IMF bail-out.
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So using quantitative easing to bail out the bankers was not a good use of $2100 trillion.
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SolarCity is listed and struggling, so Tesla is trying to buy it in a backdoor bail-out.
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British Steel was declared insolvent after talks with the government to secure another bail-out broke down.
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The first involves reforms to the euro zone's sovereign bail-out fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).
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But neither appears inclined to bail out the regime, perhaps because Mr Bashir is an unfaithful ally.
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Though unpopular, the decision to bail out the financial system prevented the implosion of the global economy.
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The puritanical Mr Lindner once wanted to abolish the euro's bail-out fund and kick Greece out.
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If these were sensible grounds for a bail-out, any failing company would be entitled to one.
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The prime minister's hopes of a clean exit from the bail-out in August look unrealistic, too.
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Greece's creditors even made changing the country's court procedures a precondition of its most recent bail-out.
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"You almost had to bail out because you don't know what's going to happen next," Cuban said.
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Wilson wrote that the Fed isn't likely to "bail out" investors by backing down from rate hikes.
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With Julio Jones shut down in the second half, Ryan turned to Sanu to bail out Atlanta.
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The unprecedented move essentially amounts to a second attempt to bail out coal and nuclear power plants.
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"There exists a very real possibility that California taxpayers ultimately will need to bail out the program."
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They are joining together to raise funds to bail out black mothers currently languishing in jails nationwide.
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BUT I'M NOT SO SURE, I DON'T NECESSARILY SHARE ANYONE'S PESSIMISM THAT AMERICA MIGHT BAIL OUT ENTIRELY.
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Unions and the opposition Labour Party had argued that taxpayers should not bail out the failing company.
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Mr. Eyerly, the entrepreneur, recognized that when he was trying to bail out his start-up, SurfAir.
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The big sticking point ends up being this $500 billion fund to essentially bail out distressed companies.
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The big sticking point ends up being this $2000 billion fund to essentially bail out distressed companies.
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Congress is rightly warier of proposals to bail out big companies, like casinos, cruise ships or airlines.
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The GOP bill, according to the source, also increases a "corporate bail out fund" to $500 billion.
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That means the government has a lot of capacity to borrow money and bail out troubled borrowers.
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The country left its third bail-out last year with a public debt of 180% of GDP.
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If officials do not bail out medallion owners, as they are considering, he plans to declare bankruptcy.
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And now, you're gonna write a $25 billion check to bail out some of the people hurt.
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In a crisis, the government would have little choice but to bail out the country's biggest bank.
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There are snowmobilers checking in with people giving them the opportunity to bail out of the race.
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"The Fed is not going to bail out the market - unless there is a big problem," he said.
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If we could bail out Wall Street, we sure as hell can reduce student debt in this country.
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For months the Italian government had been wrangling with European authorities over the terms of a bail-out.
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A bail-out of 300bn rupees ($4.7bn) agreed in 2012 was meant to stop losses, but has failed.
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And then, when you bail out of the summit they say, oh, that&aposs a win for Kim.
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It lost money on its Scotrail franchise last year and required a £10m bail-out by its parent.
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The Trump administration tried to bail out coal plants on the basis that they are "fuel secure," i.e.
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The government will reinvest this money in bank shares, thus ensuring they no longer need a bail-out.
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By the end of the year Gabon is likely to need a bail-out, probably from the IMF.
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It is similar in size to the $700 billion TARP bail-out that Congress reluctantly passed in 2008.
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German voters balk at a "transfer union" that sees their savings used to bail out countries in trouble.
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A tax, hidden or not, to fund the bail-out would set back China's efforts to encourage consumption.
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Government interventions to bail out coal and pass the costs on to ratepayers are not a practical solution.
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As a condition of joining, the SELLs are supposed to contribute to the euro zone's bail-out funds.
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But a group of business leaders in Chapecó came together to bail out the team, installing new management.
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Global warming in South Asia: 800 million at risk Trump wants to bail out coal and nuclear power.
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According to reports, congressional Republicans are preparing to bail out ObamaCare in the omnibus funding bill this month.
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It's not a crime if someone has the money to bail out their son and someone else doesn't.
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In 2008, the government distributed hundreds of billions of dollars, mostly to bail out banks and large corporations.
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Beijing now appears to be taking a harder stance with the companies in need of a bail out.
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Claure is part of SoftBank Group Corp, which spent billions of dollars to bail out WeWork in October.
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Immelt had to ask President George Bush to bail out what was once the world's most valuable company.
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There would be risks in relying on the Fed to bail out the economy from a potential pandemic.
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Italy's enormous government debt — about 130 percent of gross domestic product — makes it too big to bail out.
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During their 47–10 drubbing on Thanksgiving Day 2008, fans unfurled a banner reading bail out the lions.
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Do we have to go back to that former extreme before we decide to bail out of stocks?
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And then they turn around and bail out-- the very people that they have created the problem for.
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They will likely log a loss if they try to bail out while the share price moves downward.
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On the fiscal side, Stockman suggests the country cannot afford the price tag to bail out the country.
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Democrats are trying to bail out insurance companies from disastrous #ObamaCare, and Puerto Rico with your tax dollars. Sad!
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Then in May, Chinese regulators had to bail out a bank, Baoshang Bank, for the first time in decades.
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The bank is still majority-owned by the British taxpayer—more than eight years after receiving a bail-out.
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Ukraine's bail-out programme with the IMF, agreed in 2015, should soften the blow, but it is behind schedule.
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But the last thing it wants (apart from the shame of a bail-out) is to go begging now.
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During recent budget negotiations, a push to bail out miners' pensions failed (only their health plan got more money).
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Royal Bank of Scotland said it would pay its first dividend since its bail-out during the financial crisis.
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The other issue was the question of assumption — Hamilton wanted the federal government to bail out the indebted states.
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It did not share in the bail-out, instead raising equity from shareholders three times between 2012 and 2016.
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It should not bail-out state-owned firms (or, if that is too much, those in non-strategic sectors).
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Politically, the already unpopular German PM Angela Merkel may not have the clout to bail out the bank now.
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In Greece the Syriza government used a referendum to reject the conditions of a bail-out by international institutions.
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The central bank announced a series of reforms designed to help secure a $12bn bail-out from the IMF.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government approved a decree on Friday to bail out Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.
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He later voted to block auto bailout funds because they were combined with funds to bail out Wall Street.
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President George W. Bush expanded Medicare and used taxpayer money to bail out Wall Street and the auto industry.
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Democrats are trying to bail out insurance companies from disastrous #ObamaCare, and Puerto Rico with your tax dollars. Sad!
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The Russian central bank has spent over $40 billion since last year to bail out three private banks alone.
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Or that the governors squandered the 660 billion naira federal bail-out package intended to pay salaries last year.
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And several euro-zone governments must get parliamentary approval to sign off on any disbursement of bail-out funds.
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The central bank has not yet announced whether and how it is going to bail out B&N bank.
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He'll taunt you with a trade war one day and bail out a company in your country the next.
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Even if SoftBank is not legally liable it may feel it has to bail out entities that it sponsors.
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And the sums involved in an SAA bail-out would be only a tiny fraction of the PIC's assets.
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For SoftBank, JPMorgan's plan wasn't a great optionTo be sure, there was another option — letting JPMorgan bail out WeWork.
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K., I've done what I was dreaming of, and now it's time to bail out at a young age.
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He scanned the icy slopes for a place to crash land because he was too low to bail out.
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MI. The fund was set up not only to bail out failing banks but to buy up bad debts.
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The UK government rejected a £150 million deal to bail out the travel company Thomas Cook this past weekend.
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If Republicans bail out ObamaCare, it is likely that a justifiably demoralized Republican base that stays home in November.
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It is actually against the law for the government to bail out a bank now due to new regulations.
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I would not bail out if I were — if I were in that position I wouldn't bail them out.
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Who will bail out the United States — and at what price — for a bankrupt policy on the Korean Peninsula?
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Eventually it took a massive government intervention to bail out the banks and allow the "toxic assets" to recover.
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" He said that "Time Warner is but a small bucket with which one might bail out a sinking ship.
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The United States Senate passed a stimulus package meant to bail out US businesses struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"There's going to have to be a huge stimulus behind this to bail out small businesses," Mr. Colicchio said.
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That is what happened to the George W. Bush administration, which went on to bail out the financial sector.
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Indeed, it is not the U.S. military's job to bail out the Afghan government whenever it gets into trouble.
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From tweets to tech to trade wars, investors have had multiple reasons to bail out of stocks this year.
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Worse still, SoftBank (SFTBF) had to bail out WeWork in October after it failed to pull off an IPO.
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"When somebody sneezes — I mean, I try to bail out as much as possible with the sneezing," Trump said.
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Democrats would also like to see Congress bail out Puerto Rico's ailing Medicaid program as part of the deal.
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Italy's Parliament on Wednesday signed off on a €20 billion plan to potentially bail out the country's weakest banks.
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There is no false hope of higher values in the future to bail out a borrower or a lender.
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"Our mamas are not disposable," Ruth Jeannoel, a community activist with Mama's Bail Out Day, says in a PSA.
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The ministry had made use of government assets to make several payments to bail out 23.9800MDB, one source said.
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Dems want billions to go to Insurance Companies to bail out donors....New ...healthcare plan is on its way.
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What this means is that U.S. taxpayers will once again be on the hook to bail out foreign banks.
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Soon after, Saudi Arabia gave Pakistan a $6 billion bail out to ease its economic woes, cementing the friendship.
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Less known is his 2008 praise for Bush officials for having the courage not to bail out Lehman Brothers.
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The Senate just voted to increase the chances your money will be used to bail out big banks again.
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The source added that the 501 pence bail-out price was not a relevant factor in assessing taxpayer value.
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For the Greek bail-out to pass muster would require a commitment to debt relief from the euro-zone partners.
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In Italy, the government's plan to bail out Monte dei Paschi di Siena was approved by the EU. See article.
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In 2016 the firm needed a €2.4bn bail-out from the German government to keep its investment plans on track.
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Deutsche Bahn lost money on its Scotrail franchise last year and needed a £10m ($13m) bail-out from its parent.
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The company has no plans to bail out of the cable ecosystem or its partnerships with traditional distributors, he said.
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Bush, a Navy pilot, survived a bail-out from his stricken aircraft over the Pacific and an earlier crash landing.
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Egypt, which devalued the pound in November in return for a $12bn IMF bail-out, is an oft-cited example.
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It was the worst quarterly performance since mid-2015, and creates another wrinkle in the wrangling over Greece's bail-out.
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Now, as democracies fall short of expectations and unrest grows, militaries are getting pulled in to bail out besieged presidents.
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But if the coronavirus outbreak worsens in the weeks to come, more companies might bail out or postpone their events.
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" A bond trader in London said of the steep fall: "Uncertainty over the nature of the Otkritie Bail out persists.
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On October 8th it announced that it would seek an IMF bail-out, which is expected to amount to $12bn.
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Banca Populare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, two smaller banks that plan to merge, are also seeking a bail-out.
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In Malaysia, China recently helped with a multi-billion-dollar bail-out of a heavily indebted state investment vehicle, 1MDB.
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When a fire burns everything down, California taxpayer dollars pay to bail out a private company that should be public.
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I'd been the one to bail out of the band first, so he handled dealing with Earache and so on.
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Appolition, founded by Dr. Kortney Ryan Ziegler, enables people to funnel their spare change into the National Bail Out fund.
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One argument for a bail-out is that a thriving steel industry is the basis for a healthy manufacturing sector.
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They tried to eject, but the plane was nearly upside down and too low for them to bail out safely.
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If we could bail out Wall Street, now it's Wall Street's time to help the middle class of this country.
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Glass-Steagall would address one part of the first problem, by moderately reducing the government's incentive to bail out banks.
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The ratio was only 22 percent in 2247, when Mongolia last reached out for an International Monetary Fund bail out.
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In 2015 Alexis Tsipras, prime minister of Greece, called a referendum on the bail-out offered by his country's creditors.
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At first they claimed that the alleged falsification led to the panic that ended in Greece's bail-out in 2010.
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"There's more at stake for them now than there was during the bail-out negotiations of 2010," Mr O'Brien says.
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Regulations intended to avoid another bail-out forced banks to hold more cash and safe liquid assets, such as Treasuries.
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In other words, the Obama administration was going after the poorest age demographic to bail out insurers covering somebody else.
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He said he was only too pleased to bail out his teammates a couple of times in the first period.
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Promising free handouts, and increasing federal spending to over 100 percent of GDP, isn't going to bail out the Democrats.
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The unexpected spike in funding costs has forced some forex traders to bail out of short-yuan, long-dollar positions.
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Asked about the crisis, however, the UK prime minister insisted it would have been wrong to bail out the company.
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If the federal government bailed out the auto industry here in Detroit, should it also bail out the Detroit schools?
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The transfer was made to bail out B&N bank, a troubled lender owned by Shishkhanov and businessman Mikhail Gutseriyev.
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Those who cannot bail out of their riskiest holdings may be forced to sell less risky but more liquid bonds.
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Washington lawmakers are currently debating whom to bail out and how as an $1.8 trillion stimulus package stalls in Congress.
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If Italy's elected prime minister wants to bail out Italy's banks using Italians' taxpayer money, why not just let him?
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So why does he need to use taxpayer money to bail out Americans who are being hurt by his actions?
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I decided to bail out on the John Mayer set and let my guy know that I was heading home.
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The euro zone could also redeploy unused capacity in the European Stability Mechanism – the fund used to bail out Greece.
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He asked if she would come to Washington to help monitor the money Congress authorized to bail out the banks.
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Its chief executive, Federico Ghizzoni, said on Thursday the vehicle was not set up to bail out Popolare di Vicenza.
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The explosion damaged one of his eardrums before he could bail out, and his hearing in that ear never recovered.
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Health insurers — who may have to raise rates or bail out of state insurance markets — are already girding for battle.
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Greece's European creditors are trying to close the second review of its third bail-out, which was signed in August 2015.
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But they insist on IMF participation in the bail-out because they do not trust the commission to oversee the Greeks.
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They're mad that some of them have to pony up more than others to bail out countries that are doing terribly.
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In May, National Bail Out launched a Mamas' Bailout Day, raising funds to post bail for black mothers before Mother's Day.
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About 85 percent of the money collected goes to the National Bail Out collective, which distributes the funds to its partners.
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An emergency bail-out fund that later became the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) was established with the support of the IMF.
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Perhaps Twitter will include a thread-specific mute button that lets you bail out of conversations that have become too tedious.
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This week America's secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, insisted that his country would block any IMF bail-out that profited China.
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Since 2008 the Treasury has sucked in about $250bn from the firms, 30% more than the cost of the bail-out.
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He talks about little other than inflation, the devaluation of the peso and the record $57bn bail-out from the IMF.
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Many countries have enacted reforms since unemployment soared during the crisis, in some cases as a condition of bail-out funds.
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Yet the Saudis did not offer a bail-out (it was "awful to beg", sighed the commerce adviser, Abdul Razzak Dawood).
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Gigaba said in September South Africa was not planning to raid the government pension fund to bail out struggling state firms.
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In short, even as the tide of dictatorship rises, there are few hands working to bail out the Maldives' foundering democracy.
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Mr Putin loves to needle and upstage America, but he is not about to bail out the failed North Korean state.
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Mr Lindner's view that Greece should leave the euro would be especially relevant next summer, when the current bail-out expires.
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When the shares crashed, the bank suffered a run, turning to the government and its London owners for a bail-out.
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The insurance group received a $23bn bail-out during the financial crisis, and has since pruned its sprawling jungle of assets.
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A run on the peso has forced Argentina to ask for an IMF bail-out and raise interest rates to 20173%.
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With no safe landing zone in sight, Doolittle ordered his crew to bail out at 9,000 feet, traveling about 166 mph.
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A fund for retired people and another supposed to help pilgrims save for the haj were plundered to bail out 1MDB.
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As it happens, it needs to finance a bail-out of the banks it owns, most of which are in trouble.
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His father, Fred Trump, sent a lawyer down to AC to try to bail out the resort with a cash infusion.
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Problematically for euro zone leaders, however, Italy is seen as "too big to bail out" and its funding needs too great.
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Western governments may be willing to protect or bail out big firms, not just banks, because they worry about job losses.
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The President's willingness to bail out ZTE has been met with staunch criticism by many, including members of his own party.
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And while you can't bail out on your post-winter errands, struggling to find the perfect June outfit is 100% preventable.
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"The yen is a funding currency and (the pair) is falling hard as investors bail out of risky trades," she wrote.
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But few who've endured the escalating punishments of chapters one through three are likely to bail out before the next installment.
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A bail-out by SoftBank, WeWork's main backer and a writer of big cheques more generally, valued the firm at $8bn.
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McNamee also served a key role in pushing the Trump administration's ongoing attempts to bail out coal and nuclear power plants.
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Last year Alexis Tsipras, Greece's prime minister, called a referendum with only eight days' notice on the Greek bail-out conditions.
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This would test other EU countries' willingness to bail out a partner, particularly if the beneficiary of that bailout was China.
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Angry shareholders have accused Elon Musk of using Tesla and SpaceX to bail out his cousins' solar company for $2.6 billion.
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Critics called it blatant self-dealing and accused Mr. Musk of using valuable Tesla shares to bail out a struggling SolarCity.
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After SoftBank last month negotiated a deal to bail out WeWork, its CEO, Marcelo Claure, was tasked with overseeing the transition.
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"The Obama administration can no longer take money from taxpayers to bail out Obamacare," said Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming.
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He bowed to Tea Party mania and did not bail out homeowners in the way that banks had been bailed out.
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After SoftBank last month negotiated a deal to bail out WeWork, its CEO, Marcelo Claure, was tasked with overseeing the transition.
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" Earlier Thursday, President Trump accused Democrats of threatening to shut down the government to "bail out their donors from insurance companies.
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The organizers raised over $1 million to bail out more than 100 low-income black women on Mother's Day this year.
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So it will spend up to $25 million to bail out more than 230 women and teenagers, decreasing the prison population.
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Specifically, Perry asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, or FERC, to pass a new rule that would bail out coal plants.
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This time, we need a sustained stimulus to bail out workers, people with low incomes, and the planet — not the CEOs.
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Shareholder Stobart says it will provide 9 million pounds ($11.6 million) in funding as part of the government-backed bail-out.
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Shareholder Stobart says it will provide 21985 million pounds ($19793 million) in funding as part of the government-backed bail-out.
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He was put in place as WeWork's executive chairman just over three months ago as part of the SoftBank bail out.
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Fernandez reiterated that the national government would not bail out Buenos Aires province, Argentina's largest, in an interview on Monday night.
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Between 2628 and 28500, $6900 million in U.S. taxpayer dollars were used to bail out the processors and ensure their income.
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And that includes the entirely accommodated (or monetized, if you prefer) fiscal stimulus to bail out America's heavily damaged financial system.
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The British government said it was unwilling to "throw good money after bad" to back a bail out of the company.
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Others have compared the current debacle to the IMF's bail-out of Britain in 1976 or the gold-standard crisis of 1931.
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Though it is also because of her willingness to use frugal Germans' cash to bail out prodigal southern members of the euro.
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When these loans come due, argues Farooq Tirmizi, an emerging-markets analyst, Pakistan will need a bigger bail-out than ever before.
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Investors have worried India will widen its fiscal deficit targets, in part to raise pay for government employees and bail out banks.
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After suffering huge losses on loans and subprime securities, in 2008-09 it received the biggest bail-out of any American bank.
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The troubled Italian bank has requested a bail-out from the government after running out of time to raise new capital privately.
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The second review of the current Greek bail-out is stuck; the IMF recently ran a blog post criticising the European approach.
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On May 18th parliament approved a new package of reforms demanded by the European Union and the IMF, Greece's bail-out creditors.
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"I think he's going to have a further comeuppance from his shareholders to Tesla in trying to bail out SolarCity," George said.
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But most came round as he coolly shepherded the EU through the Greek bail-out, the refugee crisis and Britain's Brexit vote.
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To avert a balance-of-payments crisis, Pakistan has asked the IMF for its umpteenth bail-out, which gives Mr Trump leverage.
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One is a desire to bail out high-street shops, which are losing business to online retailers and out-of-town malls.
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It is the first time that one of the country's financial institutions deemed "too big to fail" has needed a bail-out.
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A 1.3trn-rupees ($21bn) bail-out from the government seemed to have cleaned up the bad lending decisions of years gone by.
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Still, some see the potential acquisition as a bail-out for the Weinsteins, who own more than two-fifths of the studio.
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His biggest task next year will be steering discussions over debt relief for Greece at the end of its bail-out programme.
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The move came after the strongman reportedly said in a speech that he would "sell" himself to help bail out Egypt's debt.
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In a statement, Lukoil Chief Executive Vagit Alekperov said he saw no risks for the oil major connected to the bail out.
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They could convince themselves that using public money to bail out a special interest group is okay if done at market prices.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia risks having to bail out more banks owned by large industrial groups unless there is rapid consolidation, VTB (VTBR.
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But bail-out monitors say the pension reforms must be approved before they can release the next tranche of funds in March.
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These flying bombs, dubbed the B-8s, would be flown to altitude by two pilots who would bail out at 10,000 feet.
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LRGs also have tools to assist troubled LGFVs in the absence of outright bail-out, such as capital injections and increased subsidies.
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His plan has not been popular with bail-out-weary lawmakers, as it would come at a cost of at least $715m.
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Many euro zone officials say there is no political will to bail out such a huge economy should Rome lose market confidence.
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In January a Saudi prince trolled Trump on Twitter for having had to bail out the developer twice in the early 10.53s.
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Ted Cruz said that large financial institutions are "in bed with big government" and that he would never bail out failing banks.
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The south, still convalescing from a banking crisis and a €7.3 billion ($8.3 billion) bail-out, cannot take on much more debt.
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The IMF has come under fire for continuing to bail out countries like Greece that have struggled to clean up their finances.
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Some think the deal looks suspiciously like a bail-out for SolarCity, which has been losing money and failing to hit targets.
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The deal struck in Brussels delays the issue until 2018, after the current bail-out ends (and after Germany's election next year).
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It owns 15% of Commerzbank, the legacy of a bail-out and a merger with the stricken Dresdner Bank in 2008-413.
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Costs and delays pushed it near bankruptcy in 2015, followed by a bail-out from the Quebec government worth C$0003bn ($2.2bn).
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Proposals to bail out WeWork are due on Monday, and the board will likely meet on Tuesday to decide on its options.
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Despite accusations that the legislation will require taxpayers and savers to bail out the island, the proposed legislation has no budgetary impact.
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"Carillion looks like it's trying to bail out a supertanker with a soup spoon," said Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst with Hargreaves Lansdown.
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The unusual announcement comes before TPG Capital, whose $750 million loan helped bail out Chobani, can buy a stake in the company.
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Michael and Susan Dell have doubled down on the tech industry's commitment to bail out Texas as it recovers from Hurricane Harvey.
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The issue was at the heart of the 2008 global credit crisis, with various governments having to bail out systemically important institutions.
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Democrats blocked the bill in Sunday's vote, saying it did too much to bail out companies and not enough to help workers.
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Democrats blocked the bill in Sunday's vote, saying it did too much to bail out companies and not enough to help workers.
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In other words, Italy is "too big to fail" — the euro zone simply cannot afford to bail out its third biggest member.
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In other words, Italy is "too big to fail" — the euro zone simply cannot afford to bail out its third-biggest member.
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After the 2008 global financial crisis, the EU temporarily suspended parts of state aid framework to allow states to bail out banks.
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A decade ago, bad bets on the housing market crippled the industry and led the government to bail out hundreds of banks.
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Trump's ad claims without evidence that Biden offered $1 billion to Ukraine to bail out his son Hunter Biden from potential prosecution.
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Chinese companies reportedly agreed to help bail out 13MDB, giving it a temporary reprieve, though some of the deals later fell through.
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This was partly the result of Banif's bail-out and the failure to sell Novo Banco, which limited positive stock-flow adjustments.
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They were trying to bail out their relatives, and quickly, before their loved ones ended up on the bus bound for jail.
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Debt has climbed rapidly as the government scrambles to plug a widening budget deficit and bail out state firms plagued by mismanagement.
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GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD The British government said it was unwilling to "throw good money after bad" to bail out the company.
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The holiday firm requested a state bail-out, which was rejected amid reports that executives were still rewarding themselves hefty pay packages.
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That wealth will help assure that taxpayers are never again called upon to bail out Wall Street, said Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo.
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It followed lawmaker concerns that few individuals were punished after taxpayers had to bail out lenders during the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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But changes have come slowly, leaving reformers to set up charity bail funds to bail out poor people for the time being.
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Tyrese is telling Chris Rock to bail out on his Oscars hosting gig because it's a no-win situation for the comedian.
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Britain had to bail out its private air traffic control operator after the 2001 terrorist attacks when air travel declined around the world.
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"Congress voted to bail out the crooks on Wall Street, do you remember that?" he asked the crowd to a chorus of boos.
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"Bail out or not, the decision will be inevitably a political one," said Yun Chang-hyun, an economics professor at Seoul National University.
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The list of affected gods primarily covers produce from American farmers, whom Cramer expects will get bail out checks from the Trump Administration.
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Provisions included in the new rules that prohibit the bail-out of individual institutions were designed to blunt just this sort of expectation.
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On August 20th, eight years after it first sought help, the country will emerge from its final bail-out programme with official creditors.
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AMONG the proud titans humiliated in the financial crisis of 22015-212 was GE, forced to take a government bail-out in 216.
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Ireland's costly banking bail-out caused it eventually to seek its own rescue by the EU and IMF, which it exited in 2013.
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Greece secured a deal with its creditors that will allow it to receive the next tranche of funds from its bail-out agreement.
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Walmart alleged in its claim that Tesla bought SolarCity to "bail out the flailing company" and mentions SolarCity 46 times throughout the lawsuit.
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He pledged both to reverse the austerity measures attached to Portugal's bail-out during the euro crisis and to meet stiff fiscal targets.
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One is that he inflated budget-deficit figures, forcing Greece to seek a bail-out and resulting in alleged damages of €171bn ($190bn).
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After all, Westworld must have done something under the new Delos ownership after William's visit and subsequent investment to bail out the park.
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Asset managers, insurers and banks had agreed earlier this year to set up a euro fund to bail out the weaker Italian lenders.
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One reason is that Athens is likely to complete its current bail-out programme in August, on time and with funds to spare.
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First, the government will still want to bail out large investment banks if they fail, because they are so intertwined with credit markets.
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The Central Bank of Russia agreed to bail out B&N Bank, one of the top five lenders in Russia, according to Bloomberg.
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The run game, too, failed to bail out Luck, and its struggles continued whether or not he was on the field last year.
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I'd continue buying the dips, but be prepared to bail out in New York minute if the message of the markets changes again.
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The unexpected spike in funding costs forced some forex traders to bail out of short-yuan, long-dollar positions earlier in the week.
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Instead it said it would raise the fee banks pay to the resolution fund - money that is available to bail out failing banks.
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In October the country repaid, ahead of schedule, its debts to the IMF, which had given it a big bail-out in 2008.
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SoftBank was forced last month to spend more than $2108.9500 billion to bail out the office-sharing startup after its IPO attempt flopped.
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SoftBank was forced last month to spend more than $21 billion to bail out the office-sharing startup after its IPO attempt flopped.
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"Apparently, Tim Walz would rather bail out than face a tough race for his seat," NRCC spokesman Matt Gorman said in a statement.
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Trump had previously cited the idea of a "bail out" to insurers as a reason why he wouldn't back Murray and Alexander's proposal.
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It, too, had been in bail-out talks with the IMF, but called them off after seeing the fund's conditions on fighting corruption.
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SoftBank was forced last month to spend more than $10 billion to bail out the office-sharing startup after its IPO attempt flopped.
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Stress tests are one of the most effective tools we have to prevent taxpayers from being asked to bail out banks once again.
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The EBRD lost its 11.75 percent stake in Russia's Promsvyazbank after the central bank decided to bail out the bank late last year.
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The Trump administration has been forced to bail out farmers who have faced punishing costs as a result of its protectionist trade policies.
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Dodd-Frank was designed, in essence, to check the pre-crisis excesses that ultimately required the government to bail out the largest banks.
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Last year hundreds of people in Italy lost their savings when retail bondholders' holdings were used to help bail out four small lenders.
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Easy money, he declared, was part of a conspiracy to "bail out fiscal policy," that is, an effort to help President Barack Obama.
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The US stimulus should not be considered a measure to prop up or bail out big business, but rather an investment in survival.
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There are currently community funds helping to bail out indigent pretrial inmates in at least 10 cities — among them Seattle, Boston and Baltimore.
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We want to provide people with the income they need to get through this and we don't want to bail out big corporations.
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Telfair and his legal team appealed the sentence ... and asked that while the process plays out, they let Telfair bail out of prison.
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Auto industry representatives are calling on the government to help bail out the sector as it has done in the past, Mathur said.
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Mr Lemann is furious about the treatment of GM, which got a bail-out in 2009, but overlooks its inefficiency and bad management.
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But unlike the Chinese, whose largest telecommunications company Mr. Trump is helping to bail out, Canadians actually buy a lot of American products.
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And while a plan to bail out ailing coal and nuclear plants failed, promoting those energy sources has remained a favored talking point.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Just a few weeks ago Masayoshi Son was smarting from having to bail out one of his big investments.
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He has said it was his idea to bail out farmers suffering from Chinese tariffs, not mentioning that he started the trade war.
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If Republicans allow Mr. Trump to bail out the Communist Party-run telecom giant, they will be abdicating their most basic democratic responsibilities.
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Masa Son ain't changing Just a few weeks ago Masayoshi Son was smarting from having to bail out one of his big investments.
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Gualtieri is due to speak before the Senate and Chamber of Deputies Finance committees on the ESM bail-out fund reform on Wednesday.
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But their bill met fierce resistance from conservative House Republicans, who said it would prop up the health law and bail out insurers.
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Santander, Spain's biggest lender, bought Banco Popular, a distressed rival, in the first test of a new scheme in Europe to bail out banks.
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They argue that the bail-out has put paid to Europe's proposed "banking union", in which one set of rules should apply to all.
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The conservative government of Mariano Rajoy had to go cap in hand to Brussels for a €100bn bail-out for Spain's broken savings banks.
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Last year the government had to bail out the 21 private companies set up to administer the probation service, to the tune of £342m.
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The church also announced that the rapper would help bail out of jail dozens of poor and working-class citizens in the Atlanta area.
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The $700 billion rescue plan was a compromise to bail out banks, developed to keep the financial crisis from spreading across the entire economy.
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"Congress voted to bail out the crooks on Wall Street — do you remember that?" he said in the speech on Saturday in South Carolina.
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Mongolian politicians and IMF officials took to a hotel ballroom in Ulaanbaatar in 2010 to celebrate the successful conclusion of a $242m bail-out.
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The strength of the greenback has exacerbated currency crises in places such as Argentina, which has turned to the IMF for a bail-out.
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ON SEPTEMBER 4th Argentina's finance minister will meet the IMF's managing director, Christine Lagarde, to discuss a bail-out of the country's creaking economy.
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So far, nearly $400,000 has been raised for National Black Mamas Bail Out Day with nearly half of the money coming from individual donors.
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Therefore, investors have misplaced their hopes on betting the inflation produced from a falling dollar will be able to bail out the entire market.
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The PBGC levies premiums on defined-benefit pension plans in order to bail out those that fail (up to a maximum payout per worker).
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Each country's no longer fungible euro would be converted into national currencies and chaos would reign until many EU national governments bail out banks.
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After its moment in the sun, RBS would have followed Lehman into oblivion but for a £45bn ($78bn) bail-out from the British government.
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A rising greenback has already helped propel Argentina and Turkey into trouble; this week Pakistan asked the IMF for a bail-out (see article).
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Mr. Xi also cannot easily ask the central bank to print huge sums of money to bail out the stock market and struggling companies.
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For the government, the bail-out will add to its debt pile, already 133% of GDP, the highest in the euro zone after Greece.
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Mr Juncker noted that Greece had left its bail-out programme and that the number of migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean had fallen.
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The commission is said to want private investors to provide €1bn-plus before approving a bail-out; such benefactors are understandably hard to find.
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At the height of the crisis, a bail-out fund was cobbled together for emergency lending to countries that lost access to capital markets.
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Some noted that Mrs Merkel went into considerably more detail than Mr Macron on matters like reform of the euro zone's bail-out fund.
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Voters do not like being robbed or impoverished, and outsiders are unlikely to bail out Venezuela while the same incompetent thugs remain in charge.
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"If we bail out of the WTO, or undermine it, all bets are off and it could be a free for all," he said.
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Speaking to CNBC earlier this year, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said IMF funds would essentially bail out Chinese bondholders or China itself.
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When crisis struck, that credit dried up and had to be replaced with massive official loans, from the ECB and from bail-out funds.
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PGE and the state-dominated gas company PGNiG were among state-run companies that last year helped to bail out PGG, the coal miner.
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The government also has to find a trillion roubles, some 21 percent of GDP, that has been promised to bail out state development VEB.
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Greece is rowing with the other members of the euro zone about the conditions of its bail-out, raising the spectre of another crisis.
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Beijing has increasingly cracked down on such debt-raising activities, stressing that it will not bail out local governments that run into financial difficulties.
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The government also has to find a trillion roubles, some 1.2 percent of GDP, that has been promised to bail out state development VEB.
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Britain had to bail out banks during the 2007-09 financial crisis and Glen said tougher rules introduced since then had attracted international plaudits.
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Wealthy destination countries such as Germany are also pushing for a deal under which no one could bail out completely from hosting those coming.
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And Democrats, who would be needed to help push something really significant through the Senate, have few incentives to bail out a wobbling President.
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Although this year's share-price declines have been steepest in Greece, these largely reflect renewed political tensions over implementing the country's third bail-out.
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The migrants impose a huge burden on an almost bankrupt country that faces spending caps after its bail-out by the EU and IMF.
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Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, was vilified after a public bail-out of four small banks last year led to losses for small investors.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's new government is expected to meet on Thursday or Friday to issue an emergency decree to bail out the bank.
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said in September South Africa is not planning to raid the government pension fund to bail out struggling state firms.
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On Mother's Day, over 100 moms were able to spend the day with their families and communities as a result of the bail out.
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For all of Mr Sisi's nationalist posturing, he has gone beret in hand to the IMF for a $12 billion bail-out (see article).
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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has had to bail out clubs with money from the television rights it receives for Test matches.
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In the Netherlands, the debate over the ECB, like that over the Greek bail-out, feeds into citizens' sense that they have lost control.
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Brazil's interim government says it will not bail out the company, which is in debt to the tune of 65 billion reais ($19 billion).
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The cops put him through the field sobriety paces, which included reciting the alphabet -- not even backwards -- and Smith had to bail out early.
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Such problems are typically the result of aggressive growth through mergers (including bank rescues under the old bail-out mechanism) or related-party lending.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists reacted critically to reports of the directive, suggesting that it will amount to a bail out of coal plants.
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A more recent reform, a big bail-out of state-owned banks saddled with some $150bn in rotten loans, is neither of those things.
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"And what the American people are seeing is a huge bail out for Wall Street while the middle class continues to disappear," he added.
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"To suggest that we're going to bail out insurance companies when we're not repealing or replacing ObamaCare — that's what it would be," he said.
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Transactions fell sharply before the referendum and a number of property funds have been suspended since then as retail investors try to bail out.
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The 28-country bloc introduced stricter capital rules for lenders following the 2007-09 financial crisis that forced taxpayers to bail out undercapitalized banks.
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"I've had several questions, 'Why have the I.O.C. not stepped in with money'" to bail out the Paralympic financial troubles, Mr. Craven said Friday.
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But unlike in the past, the current Indian government is a lot less willing to bail out the troubled banks by just recapitalizing them.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the government decided not to bail out Thomas Cook because doing so would set a bad precedent.
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Partly because of its debt load and big looming repayments, Sri Lanka turned to the International Monetary Fund this year for a bail-out.
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But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been preaching the virtues of foreign investment, and using taxpayer money to bail out Sharp could be awkward.
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But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been preaching the virtues of foreign investment and using taxpayer money to bail out Sharp could be awkward.
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And I will be damned if it was the working people of this country who had to bail out the crooks on Wall Street.
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The state was less than willing to bail out the banks (in part because they were unable to – the debts were simply too great).
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The Trump Party's new head of the E.P.A. opposes climate science and fought to get taxpayers to bail out failing and polluting coal plants.
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The stalemate came hours after Democratic leaders warned that the bill did too much to bail out companies and not enough to help workers.
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If you want to bail out oil companies, banks, and airlines, make damned sure that they're forced to commit to meeting the Paris targets.
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While it cannot bail out individual companies, the Fed could use that money to get loans into the hands of broad groups of institutions.
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His blood boiled over the 2008 global economic collapse, when the little people had to bail out the banks while the banks went unpunished.
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"If we are going to bail out companies we need to make sure all employees benefit from a turnaround, not just execs," he said.
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The Japanese news media had speculated that a "Rising Sun alliance" of Japanese carmakers — led by Honda, Takata's largest customer — might bail out Takata.
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House conservatives said they won't support a short-term spending bill to fund the government if it contains provisions to "bail out" insurance companies.
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The French government, already locked in a battle over reforms at state railway operator SNCF, has said it will not bail out Air France.
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Democrats and Dodd-Frank's supporters say OLA is a critical tool that prevents the need for the federal government to bail out failing banks.
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The loss was largely triggered by investments in Uber and WeWork, which SoftBank had to bail out for $9.5 billion after its failed IPO.
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Moreover, the investment banks assembled by Mr. McDonough were not inclined to put up their own money to bail out one of their own.
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Read… This is Why No One Should Bail Out the "Smart Money" Stuck in Brick-and-Mortar Retailers: Let them Shed their Own Tears
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"I just felt like a captain of a sinking ship where I'm trying to bail out water with a cup," he told VICE News.
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The Democrats want to shut government if we don't bail out Puerto Rico and give billions to their insurance companies for OCare failure. NO!
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ALMOST five years have passed since the near-collapse of Bankia, one of Spain's biggest lenders, forced the country into a European banking bail-out.
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That contrasts with Santander's recent bail-out of a bank in Spain, for which it launched a €7bn ($8bn) share sale to fund the takeover.
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New EU banking guidelines allowed for a degree of flexibility and states are allowed to bail out banks for a limited time under specific circumstances.
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"Just three years ago the taxpayers had to spend $1.7 billion to bail out the FHA," House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling said on Jan.
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The buzz around the app has also led to an additional $4,500 in direct donations from people who learned about National Bail Out through Appolition.
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It may also allow them to gut the liquidation procedure, which envisages a temporary fund of public cash—to purists, an unacceptable taxpayer bail-out.
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The first and boldest decision he took was to reject advice from many quarters to seek a general Greek-style bail-out of the economy.
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"If Republicans bail out on this good man because of the smears and character assassination perpetrated by Michael Avenatti, we deserve our fate," he said.
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There was just one whiff of scandal in 24 years, when he unwisely associated with Charles Keating, a fraudster in search of a bail-out.
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The National Black Mamas Bail Out mobilization aims to bring attention to this urgent social problem and the need to end the money bail system.
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The Modi government, warning of a growing problem with bad bank loans, last fall pledged $32 billion in taxpayer funds to bail out weak lenders.
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The company would not exist as it is today but for American taxpayers, who paid $80 billion in 2008 to bail out the auto industry.
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Germany sees the ECB's asset-purchase programmes as debt monetisation: a backdoor bail-out of governments that lack the moral courage to balance their budgets.
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The IMF held talks with the government about a $57bn bail-out package, which could be in jeopardy if the populists win October's actual election.
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Adding to woes is Rome's attempt to avoid a bail-out of troubled lender Carige after U.S. fund manager BlackRock pulled out of its rescue.
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Greece exited its third and final bail-out programme, bringing an end to eight years of economic oversight by the European Union and the IMF.
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"The government needs to come up with ways to bail out the healthier ones, and let the ones that are beyond saving die," he says.
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Trump also argued against a proposal for the federal government to bail out Puerto Rico, the U.S. territory that is suffering a crippling debt crisis.
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So Mr Khan has no choice but to turn to the IMF to bail out Pakistan, as it has done a dozen times since 1988.
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Knowing the structure and scope of the bail-out in advance would have been a vitally important piece of information for investors during this period.
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba, speaking at the same news conference, denied there was a plan to tap the government pension fund to bail out SAA.
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The biggest debtor in Europe would be too big to bail out, so Grexit might lead to Italexit and the break-up of the euro.
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The government never had enough money to help industrial companies when they were in trouble, but somehow found billions to bail out the banking industry.
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The FSB helped to push through a welter of financial reforms after a financial crisis a decade ago forced governments to bail out undercapitalized lenders.
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So a further bail-out from either the Canadian federal or Quebec provincial government, in return for a stake in the CSeries, is most likely.
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"I will be damned if it was the working people of this country who had to bail out the crooks on Wall Street," he said.
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A bail-out from the IMF is expected, though Mr Lungu refused one earlier in the year, because of his unwillingness to cut fuel subsidies.
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There is no reason for the minority party to make even the slightest concession to bail out the governing party for its failure to govern.
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The country has begun to default on debts; earlier this year, Goldman Sachs helped bail out the government with a bond purchase of $2.8 billion.
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In neither sex did a majority of respondents think that the reason for falling into debt would affect a decision to bail out a partner.
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It is the agency most responsible for ensuring we never again have to bail out Wall Street firms after they help cause another financial crisis.
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That prompted him to demand fiscal concessions from Mr Rajoy, just when Spain was on the brink of having to seek a European bail-out.
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Really. Put down the paper and pen, bail out of your calculator app, and save yourself the multi-day headache of sorting through this mess.
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Japan's Softbank Group Corp, which has invested in the We Company, WeWork's parent company, announced a plan last month to bail out the struggling company.
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The central bank had to bail out Otkritie, B&N and Promsvyazbank, blaming excessive M&A activity by the three banks and their former owners.
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Wutbürgers came out in protest after the Berlin government decided to bail out Greece and to accept roughly one million refugees and migrants into Germany.
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"We've said all along that we want something that doesn't just bail out the insurance companies but actually provides relief for all Americans," she said.
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And even before the final sanctions go into effect, Iran's crude oil exports are plummeting as international oil companies bail out of deals with Tehran.
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But it hoped that a large bail-out would restore investor confidence, allowing Argentina to recover without spending all the money the fund had promised.
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If the European Central Bank were to bail out Italy, it would mean, in effect, that all of Europe would be paying for the bailout.
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When people like Michael Bloomberg say the Green New Deal is unrealistic, remember the half-trillion-dollar TARP program to bail out the financial sector.
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Politico reports that the Trump administration may be backing away from a contentious proposal to bail out unprofitable coal and nuclear plants around the country.
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It could bail out the banking system, but that could lead its borrowers to believe that the government will always be there to rescue them.
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One scene is inspired by how, during Steinem's affair with the tycoon Mort Zuckerman (here "Milt Kahn"), she asked him to bail out Ms. magazine.
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He convinced fiercely competitive Wall Street firms to put up their own cash to bail out a competitor that had recklessly sewn its own fate.
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The Belgian company has seen margins crushed over the last year to the point that it's needed another financial bail-out from Trafigura to survive.
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The gesture by Mukesh Ambani to bail out his brother, Anil, is the latest twist in a sibling saga that has gripped India's telecommunications industry.
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During and after the crisis, the Fed made huge loans to foreign central banks so they could bail out domestic lenders with large dollar liabilities.
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Finally, she said something disparaging about his parents and Brian told her he wanted a divorce, before opening his door and threatening to bail out.
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Mr Tsipras seems to think he can wait for the IMF, egged on by America under Donald Trump, to abandon its stewardship of the bail-out.
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Last week, after Mauricio Macri, Argentina's president, appealed to the IMF for faster disbursement of bail-out funds, the peso tumbled by 16% against the dollar.
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For that reason a taxpayer-funded bail-out should not be discounted entirely; the government might yet blink first, as it has done so often before.
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Abu Dhabi's ruling Al Nahyan family, which used their oil wealth to bail out Dubai's government in 2008, would almost certainly want to avoid losing face.
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After taking account of the cost of financing the bail-out, RBS's share price must roughly double for the government to recoup what it put in.
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It borrowed €41bn from European funds in 2012 to bail out its banking system—pouring a good portion of that into Bankia, a big savings bank.
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Rand Paul, one of the four senators who is standing in the way of the bill's progress, describes it as a "giant insurance bail-out superfund".
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PREPOSITIONING The FSB helped to push through a welter of financial reforms after a financial crisis a decade ago forced governments to bail out undercapitalised lenders.
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Pointing to Democratic support of the auto bail out, union contract negotiations, safety regulations and a higher minimum wage, Pelosi said Democrats' problem has been messaging.
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The French case is not helped when Italy seeks to bail out failing banks with state money or Greek finance ministers threaten to blow everything up.
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Details of the bail-out scheme are pending, but may resemble a rescue plan in the 1990s, whereby banks financed "recapitalisation bonds" issued by the government.
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But Williams is among the hundreds of mothers bailed out in time for Mother's Day through the National Bail Out Collective's annual Free Black Mamas movement.
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"What feels good is seeing the amazing progress and beauty of the women we bail out," Bethany Stewart, of the Philadelphia Community Bail Fund, tells PEOPLE.
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"It is very difficult to predict such company failures, especially with governments frequently asked to bail out failing firms, and they often do so," Tan added.
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In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel faces intense political pressure not to bail out Deutsche Bank, even though it's clearly the most systemically important European financial institution.
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These would impose stiffer obligations on banks in the euro zone and shift to government bond holders part of the cost of any future bail-out.
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MOSCOW, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Shares in Otkritie, one of Russia's largest banks, rose on Tuesday after the central bank said it would bail out the lender.
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The fear of harsh bail-out reforms in 21 sent people rushing to early retirement to take advantage of pre-crisis favourable terms before they expired.
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Italian lenders rose 1.4 percent after the Italian government agreed to bail out Monte dei Paschi, although shares in the bank itself were suspended from trading.
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That led to a crisis in June when, having not paid their workers for months, 27 state governments begged President Muhammadu Buhari for a bail-out.
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Say you go to a happy hour and then bail out in like 20 minutes because you can't handle the amount of anxiety you are feeling.
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Traders say the state is almost certain to bail out any central government-owned enterprise needing it, as big firms are the pillar of the economy.
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Chanos said it would be the "height of folly" for Tesla shareholders to vote to bail out SolarCity, which he added has an "uneconomic" business model.
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On paper at least, the country has rebounded from recession and bail-out, posting GDP growth last year of 7.8%, five times the euro-zone average.
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A crisis as bad as last time would cost taxpayers 2-4% of GDP, not far off the bail-out of the banks in 2008-12.
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It wants Greece to make a contingency plan to raise more money or cut spending further before it approves the next instalment of the bail-out.
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That has helped mitigate panic, but the trade-off has been moral hazard: investors will continue to expect the government to bail out state-run companies.
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But by 2015 it had changed course, resisting pressure from Germany to participate in yet another bail-out, and calling for less stringent budget-surplus targets.
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"The Democrats want to shut government if we don't bail out Puerto Rico and give billions to their insurance companies for OCare failure," the president tweet.
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"If this crisis lasts another week or two, we should bail out the airlines," said Cohn, who added that government assistance would help prevent major layoffs.
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The grisly, if unconfirmed, reports about the journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, have prompted a growing list of attendees and sponsors to bail out of the Riyadh meeting.
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Water guards both the front and right sides of the green, and a large bunker to the left is a magnet for those who bail out.
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Bhairavi Desai, founder of the Taxi Workers Alliance, which represents drivers and independent owners, has asked the city to bail out owners or refund auction purchasers.
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Several members of the Council said they supported the legislation but wanted the city to find a way to bail out the owners already in debt.
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If the administration does move to bail out industries such as airlines, Bivens said it should be done through loans — leaving direct fiscal aid for individuals.
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Before the bail-out they operated as private companies with a public charter, implying that the government would bail them out if they ran into trouble.
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Under public control they have been forced to hand the Treasury the bulk of their profits—and, since 2012, the lot—to repay the bail-out.
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If not, they would tramp back to the foxholes where they had slept the night before and bail out the standing brown water with canteen cups.
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He noted that government readiness to help national firms did not mean public money would be used to bail out businesses operating in an open economy.
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These kinds of dynamics could easily feed a systemic crisis that puts taxpayers at risk of being called on, once again, to bail out Wall Street.
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Even after the financial system collapsed, the Obama administration's priority was to bail out the megabanks — to "foam the runway," in Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner's words.
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Can I, a Taurus, really be with a man who doesn't want to commit to me the way I want or should I bail out now?
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In the event of widespread defaults, the government would be forced to bail out investors because so many are middle and high-income earners, commentators say.
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The crucial decision to involve the IMF in euro-area programmes was partly based on a need to get around the Maastricht treaty's "no bail-out" strictures.
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Then investor confidence in his economic policy of gradual reform collapsed along with the peso, prompting him to secure a record $57bn bail-out from the IMF.
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MOSCOW, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Russian financial stocks slipped on Friday after the central bank said it would bail out Promsvyazbank, the country's 10th biggest lender by assets.
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Taxpayers did not bail out fat-cat bankers, health care is universal, the quality of public education is high and it does not vary wildly by postcode.
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"They're the reason why the app exists in the first place," Ziegler, social engineer and Appolition co-founder, told me, referring to the National Bail Out collective.
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UK regulators have said there must be no return to the "light touch" era seen before the global financial crisis forced Britain to bail out undercapitalized banks.
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Mr. Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, has scrambled to find partners to bail out its investment in the building, which also serves as the headquarters of Kushner Companies.
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The Swedish government proposed raising fees for the resolution fund - used to bail out failing banks - in February after a plan for a banking tax fell through.
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The financial crisis accelerated this: Worldpay was divested from Royal Bank of Scotland in 2010, as a condition of the lender's bail-out by the British taxpayer.
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Since its start in 2017, the Free Black Mamas movement has raised nearly $1 million to bail out more than 300 people from jails across the country.
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Etihad has no legal responsibility to bail out the portion of the bonds which benefited the two European airlines as the notes have no cross-default provision.
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UK regulators have said there must be no return to the "light touch" era seen before the global financial crisis forced Britain to bail out undercapitalised banks.
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When that failed, Deutsche Bahn was criticised in the German press after it received a government bail-out worth €2.4bn, in part to fund its foreign activities.
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Traditionally Europe has reinvented itself under two sets of conditions: optimism (the creation of the euro, enlargement to the east), or panic (bail-out funds, refugee deals).
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The British government sold its small remaining stake in Lloyds Banking Group, returning the bank fully to the private sector after a bail-out in 2008-09.
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The states' profligacy pushes up the interest rates the central government has to pay, because of the risk it will have to bail out a wayward state.
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Instead difficult, grinding negotiations lie ahead on matters like reforming the euro zone's bail-out fund and creating automatic mechanisms to restructure the debt of troubled countries.
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Japanese government-backed fund has offered to invest 200 billion yen ($1.71 billion) to help bail out electronics maker Sharp, the Nikkei business daily reported on Monday.
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Most bankers who lend to Tata firms do expect that Tata Sons would ultimately bail out creditors to a company facing default even absent a formal guarantee.
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Banks have said they are already holding far more capital than they did before the 2007-09 financial crisis when taxpayers had to bail out many lenders.
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A few months earlier Alexis Tsipras, Greece's prime minister, called a referendum on a euro-zone bail-out agreement that would expire before the vote was held.
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Weinstein: Colony Capital initially agreed to bail out the embattled Weinstein Co., without fully appreciating the legal liabilities and other complexities created by Harvey Weinstein's despicable actions.
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A core lesson from the 2007-09 financial crisis was that banks were too late in provisioning for defaulting loans, ultimately forcing taxpayers to bail out lenders.
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Other measures, including tax increases and a revamp of the privatisation agency, are also needed if Athens is to qualify for another injection of bail-out cash.
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Greece badly needs the next dollop of the €86 billion ($99 billion) bail-out creditors promised it last summer, in exchange for promises of austerity and reform.
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On March 29th Tata Steel, Britain's biggest producer, said it planned to sell or shut down its British operations, prompting growing pleas for a government bail-out.
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" Alexander stressed that he wanted to persuade the President that the bipartisan bill contains language to clarify that the 2018 cost-sharing payments don't "bail out insurers.
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If all those bankers had been doing their duty, the American taxpayer would not have had to bail out their industry to the tune of $700 billion.
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Over-spending by the regional governments helped lead the country to the brink of an international bail-out at the time of the euro zone debt crisis.
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For one hot second, it looked like the option would be available in every smartphone, then manufacturers started to bail out, then it started to come back.
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I will bail out the 42 million crushed by student debt, like President Obama bailed out the bankers whose waste, fraud and abuse caused the economic collapse.
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SAN FRANCISCO — President Trump appeared to bail out Qualcomm on Monday by blocking Broadcom's hostile takeover attempt of the chip maker, citing national security fears about China.
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Most C.E.O.s have to go to work each day and grind out better margins in highly competitive businesses that taxpayers won't bail out if they blow up.
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Investors took worrisome economic data out of Germany and China, coupled with a recession signal in the bond market, as compelling reasons to bail out of stocks.
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Still, "Germany will not and cannot bail out Turkey," said Ozgur Unluhisarcikli, the Ankara director for the German Marshall Fund of the United States, a research organization.
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Now it's time for the banks to do their fair share to bail out consumers and small businesses at their expense, not the government's and not ours.
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He was one of five relievers who helped to bail out starter Jose Quintana, who gave up five runs on eight hits in 2 1/3 innings.
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In introducing the Postal Reform Act of 28503, lawmakers hope to use Medicare funds to bail out the retirement funds awash in red ink at the USPS.
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Most infamously, WeWork&aposs planned IPO process imploded, and SoftBank stepped in with $9.5 billion to bail out the buzzy office-rental company in a takeover deal.
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The second issue will be inclusion of the Alexander-Murray legislation to bail out the health insurance companies to the tune of billions of dollars every year.
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For the first time in 45 years of federal pension law, taxpayer dollars will be used to bail out a fund for workers in the private sector.
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The bail-out is likely to stoke anxiety about the wider state of the Russian banking sector, fuelling speculation that other big banks may have similar problems.
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MORE, President Donald Trump vows the government will never again bail out "too-big-to-fail" (TBTF) firms yet supports arrangements that will lead to more bailouts.
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It has been used to bail out oligarchs favored by Mr. Putin, as well as to help fund pet projects like the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
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The Swedish government proposed raising fees for its resolution fund - used to bail out failing banks - in February after a plan for a banking tax fell through.
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The programs drew such intense political backlash that Congress, in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, stripped the central bank of the ability to bail out specific institutions.
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The programs drew such intense political backlash that Congress, in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, stripped the central bank of the ability to bail out specific institutions.
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New Jersey's Frank Pallone, a noted skeptic of Trump's efforts to bail out aging coal and nuclear plants, will now lead the powerful Energy and Commerce Committee.
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The fragile economic recovery is now at risk and the government may have to spend money earmarked for fulfilling his pledges to bail out sanctioned Russian firms.
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How long until Britain got roped into a euro-like disaster — or faced pressure to bail out countries whose economies were wrecked by bad eurozone economic policies?
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Such a measure could prove highly unpopular, with citizens in many countries still angry at having to "bail out" banks following the global financial crisis of 2007-08.
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The German institution was hit with billions in fines from the U.S. Justice Department and suffered on reports that the German government wouldn't bail out the ailing bank.
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Holmes attempted to bail out her sinking ship by promising investors worthless stock to stave off further suits, and miraculously secured a $100 million loan this past December.
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This is why the Fed has decided to hold in abeyance future rate hikes, in hopes the falling dollar will continue to bail out the global financial system.
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This increases the chances that an investor will lose nerve and bail out during extreme market conditions, turning what might be a passing downdraft into a permanent loss.
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If the bail-out of Greece, say, returns to the headlines, the CDU could take a hawkish line, while the more lenient Mr Schulz might emphasise European solidarity.
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"I don't know if it was a regulator or a shareholder," Hughes said, "but something spooked Vantiv to bail out of what was certainly a very lucrative business."
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The crises of 2008 and 2011 ultimately ended with politically unpopular bailouts, but Italy, with its €2.3 trillion ($2.6 trillion) national debt, is too big to bail out.
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Donald Trump's absolutely doing the right thing by trying to bail out LiAngelo Ball and his UCLA teammates after their shoplifting arrest in China -- so says Kenyon Martin.
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But most came around as Mr Tusk coolly shepherded the EU through a series of sticky situations, from a Greek bail-out to the refugee crisis to Brexit.
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No one wanted to bail out Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and others in 2008, but fear of the consequences of not doing so was terrifying, because of their size.
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The Oscar-winning star also wrote that in their honor, he would be donating to two charities: Cut50's Dignity for Incarcerated Woman campaign, and National Bail Out.
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"We have a global crisis pending, it's all based on the belief that you can monetize the debt and the can sustain and bail out everybody, " he said.
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Mr Umar claims it is less about the final sums disbursed than about securing a new "strategic" direction that would make this bail-out Pakistan's "last IMF programme".
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The fragile economic recovery is now at risk and the government may be forced to spend money earmarked for fulfilling his pledges to bail out sanctioned Russian firms.
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MOSCOW, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Russia's Promsvyazbank said on Friday that its bail-out was a result of a decision by the central bank to ask for additional provisions.
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That will reassure other euro-zone governments worried about Greece sticking to its post-bail-out reform plan, after Syriza embarked on a burst of pre-election spending.
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The resulting losses have left banks short of capital for fresh loans, though a planned bail-out and new bankruptcy code should, belatedly, help clear up the mess.
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PRETORIA, Sept 26 (Reuters) - South Africa is not planning to raid the government pension fund to bail out struggling state firms, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Tuesday.
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Earlier, shares ticked up after local reports said Japanese state-backed fund INCJ offered to invest 200 billion yen ($1.7 billion) to help bail out the electronics maker.
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In Europe's north the idea of relaxing austerity came to be seen by many voters as a way of using their money to bail out the spendthrift south.
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Berlin sees the merits of EDIS, but it is concerned that soon its citizens may be asked to bail out depositors in countries where banks are more fragile.
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The question is what this actually accomplishes for the EU. When the Bundestag demands tough bail-out terms for Greece, Germans may feel empowered—but Greeks feel trapped.
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ON TAP TOMORROW: SANDERS CALLS ON FED TO BAIL OUT PUERTO RICO: Bernie Sanders wants the Federal Reserve to extend an emergency line of credit to Puerto Rico.
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Sources have said that Intesa and domestic rival UniCredit , which already helped bail out the two banks last year, are considering whether to pump more money into them.
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Before helicopters were stationed on carriers after World War II, those massive ships had few good options for rescuing pilots who had to bail out over the sea.
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Without these programs to fall back on, many insurance companies likely will need to jack up their premiums even higher or bail out of the exchanges all together.
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"Financial institutions have started to bail out from financing coal, so, cost of investments in coal will rise while cost of investments in renewables are decreasing," Amin said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Cyprus is undergoing a major financial sector, fiscal, and economic adjustment following the 2013 banking sector crisis and the ensuing EU/IMF bail-out programme.
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This month, the European Commission gave Italy a preliminary green light to bail out Monte dei Paschi, which needs to fill a capital shortfall of 8.8 billion euros.
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Earlier, Schaeuble had said it was for parliament to decide if the agreement constituted a fundamental change to the bail-out program which would require separate parliamentary approval.
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Germany had to bail out its banks and Italy got to watch its economy collapse once those flows reversed and German investors tried to get their money back.
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His instincts are to reward friends and punish enemies; he has signaled a desire to bail out airlines, casinos, hotels, and the oil and gas industry, for starters.
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So if authorities are too fastidious about refusing to bail out banks that have been irresponsible, it can wind up taking down banks that never did anything wrong.
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Ward's book suggests that the search for someone who would bail out 666 Fifth Avenue has played a significant role in American foreign policy during the Trump administration.
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"The problem is the Wall Street [Troubled Asset Relief Program] vote still haunts those halls," this former official said of the 2008 vote to bail out big banks.
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What he's saying in the video (about the GOP proposal to give the Trump administration $500 billion to bail out corporations) is less important than how it looks.
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President Donald Trump accused Democrats Thursday morning of wanting to shutdown the government in order to bail out Puerto Rico and "give billions" to insurance companies for Obamacare.
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Part of that is ensuring that U-2&aposs ejection seats are functioning properly in case a pilot has to bail out of the high-flying spy plane.
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Last year the EU struck a debt-relief deal, allowing Greece to exit its third and final bail-out, despite a public-debt burden of 180% of GDP.
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Although Greece is no longer in an official rescue programme, the budget must be approved by the creditors under the terms of a post-bail-out "surveillance" agreement.
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Returning to the light-touch regulation in place before the 2007-09 financial crisis, which left the public having to bail out lenders, would be disastrous, he added.
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SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate that is WeWork's largest outside shareholder, last month announced a plan to bail out the company and is now trying to stabilize the business.
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Yet it shows the problem of a bail-out architecture that is unfit for purpose but from which neither creditors nor Greeks can work out how to extricate themselves.
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The European Commission obliged the Royal Bank of Scotland to sell Worldpay in 2010, as a condition of RBS's bail-out by the British state after the financial crisis.
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Syriza, the radical left-wing party with a charismatic leader, Alexis Tsipras, promised to roll back austerity in the Aegean, while successfully navigating complicated bail-out negotiations in Brussels.
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Rob Kardashian's mission to bail out Blac Chyna cost him dearly -- TWO huge speeding tickets, one of which could cost him his license ... that is, if he had one.
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Higher funding costs have also helped spur gains in the ailing yuan CNY=CFXS, by forcing traders with short positions against the currency to bail out of their positions.
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Cruz has said he would not bail out big banks if they failed again, as the did during the 2007-8 financial crisis triggered by faulty mortgage lending practices.
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Passing the measures was supposed to unlock bail-out funds from Greece's creditors, which the government needs to avoid defaulting on bond payments of around €7bn ($7.9bn) in July.
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Such a mechanism would reintroduce market discipline on the states, allow for the necessary flexibility in fiscal policy without absurd rules, and make the "no bail-out" promise credible.
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Accountants have come under the gun since the financial crisis left taxpayers to bail out banks only months after they were given a clean bill of health by auditors.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Shares in SoftBank (SFTBF) fell 2.5% on Wednesday after the Japanese conglomerate confirmed a massive deal to bail out WeWork, the embattled office space startup.
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On June 1st the European Commission said it had agreed in principle to a bail-out by the Italian government of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, founded in 1472.
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Leaders will probably approve some modest new powers for the European Stability Mechanism, the EU's bail-out vehicle, and leave the door open to a tiny euro-zone budget.
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In 2015 Syriza, a left-wing party, came to power promising to end austerity, before spectacularly reversing course when it became clear that Greece needed a third bail-out.
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Since then, EDF has had to bail out Areva by taking over its reactor unit, while plunging power prices and new competition pushed its 2015 profit down 68 percent.
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Even if they didn&apost show up in Singapore for the meetings, even if they were getting ready to bail out themselves because he got Trump to go first.
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AND YET THEY ARE GOING TO PRETTY MUCH DOUBLING THEIR CASH BURN BY TAKING THIS ON, IT MAKES NO SENSE OTHER THAN TO, WE BELIEVE, BAIL OUT THE INSIDERS.
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With a national debt of over 130% of GDP, the euro zone's third-largest economy is too big to bail out—even if the single currency is at stake.
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A court dismissed charges against Barclays in relation to a loan it obtained from Qatar's investment company during the financial crisis in order to avoid a government bail-out.
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Germany's politicians protest that they will never bail out Deutsche but they probably want one big German bank that is active abroad, just as they did back in 1870.
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Many top players used security and health issues to bail out, and there was serious concern that golf could be booted out of the Games again after Tokyo 2020.
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This time he might do better by breaking the old pattern of running up debts before an election, only to turn to the IMF afterwards for another bail-out.
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The first, brought by a body that represents Portuguese judges, argued that pay cuts imposed on its members during a euro-zone bail-out undermined the rule of law.
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Mobile money has become a way of life for millions of Africans who use their phones to pay utility bills, settle loans and even bail out friends in distress.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak announced two $4.9 billion packages in the last two months, one supporting state banks and the other aimed at helping bail out some exporting sectors.
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During the euro crisis, in exchange for a €78 billion ($87 billion) bail-out, the government slashed public-sector wages and benefits, raised taxes and liberalised the labour market.
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Russia's banking sector is under intense scrutiny after the central bank was forced to bail out three of the country's largest private lenders in the second half of 2017.
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The test, introduced since the financial crisis a decade ago forced British taxpayers to bail out several lenders, has focused on the resilience of a bank's core capital buffer.
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The sudden surge in funding rates has also sparked volatility in the foreign exchange market, forcing traders with short positions against the yuan to bail out of their positions.
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The Italian government is expected to step in this week, possibly as early as Thursday, to bail out the Tuscan lender, Italy's third biggest bank and the world's oldest.
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The status quo also lets it avoid confronting a noisy group of hedge funds taking legal action over the treatment of Fannie's and Freddie's shareholders in the bail-out.
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The legislation's centerpiece was the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, created to shore up or bail out failing banks with an infusion of $21962 billion in federal funds.
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On the boat, a clerk told a middle-aged Latina that she needed twenty-five thousand dollars instead of twenty-five hundred in order to bail out her son.
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In the middle of October 22008, the Fed agreed to bail out America's big banks, even the ones that weren't failing, like JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs.
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The threat of insolvency forced the wealthier northern Europeans, above all Germany, to bail out the troubled nations at high cost, both financially and in terms of good will.
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After a plan for a banking tax fell through in February, the Swedish government proposed raising fees for the resolution fund, which is used to bail out failing banks.
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ECB policymaker Jens Weidmann has said state involvement in the rescue of Italian banks can't be ruled out, piling further pressure on Rome to bail out Monte dei Paschi.
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Paul is furious at the role the Fed played in the 2008 fiscal crisis when it took on trillions in debt as it helped bail out failing financial institutions.
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In June, President Trump proposed a large-scale intervention by the federal government into competitive electricity markets to bail out select coal and nuclear power plants struggling to compete.
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Oil and gas companies say a Trump administration proposal to bail out the coal industry will cut into their market share, while steel tariffs make their production equipment costlier.
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Dodd-Frank called for the Fed's emergency lending power to be used on a broad basis for several firms at once, not to bail out a single insolvent company.
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The White House is working on a staggering $123 trillion proposal to bail out industries hurt by the outbreak -- and to get cash directly into the hands of Americans.
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Disney star Adam Hicks made his first court appearance for his armed robbery case, and it's going to be a lot harder for him to bail out of jail.
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Ms. Lagarde's performance during the eurozone crisis, when the monetary fund teamed up with the E.C.B. and the European Commission to bail out troubled countries, will come in handy.
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Fortress Investment Group happens to be backed by SoftBank, which said this fall that it would spend billions to bail out WeWork — before backpedaling on that deal this week.
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Fortress Investment Group happens to be backed by SoftBank, which said this fall that it would spend billions to bail out WeWork — before backpedaling on that deal this week.
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The programs drew such intense and bipartisan political backlash that Congress, in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, stripped the central bank of the ability to bail out specific institutions.
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"Policymakers may try to bail out the conventional energy system and continue on as usual," said Michael Webber, chief science and technology officer at Engie, a French energy company.
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They have tended to keep lending to these companies, often in the hope that government agencies might bail out the companies and help them pay off their bank debts.
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So while banks are definitely stronger, some prominent skeptics would prefer that more be done to make sure taxpayers are never called on again to bail out the banks.
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WeWork, for example, raised billions of dollars from SoftBank before its failed attempt to go public led the investor to install new leadership and bail out the office company.
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ZURICH — Swiss voters on Sunday backed the government's plan to ban new nuclear plants, provide billions of dollars in subsidies for renewable energy and help bail out struggling utilities.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: On this farm relief package though, I mean, ten years ago you were one of the leading voices coalescing Republicans against the financial bail-out in 2008.
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The fear of chaotic disruption was in part behind the government's decision 10 years ago to bail out the banks or force them to be acquired by larger institutions.
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The message from Bishop and other bill advocates has been that the legislation is needed now to ensure Congress does not actually have to bail out the island later.
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Stress testing became a regular exercise in the United States and Europe after the global financial crisis a decade ago when taxpayers had to bail out under-capitalised lenders.
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Sadly, some want to use this opportunity to bail out health insurance companies and create new reinsurance programs that pilfer tax dollars while further diminishing the quality of healthcare.
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The FSB was updating its list of systemic banks, introduced in the aftermath of the global financial crisis a decade ago when taxpayers had to bail out struggling lenders.
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Annual spending on financial regulation has tripled to 1.2 billion pounds ($1.5 billion) since taxpayers had to bail out a string of UK lenders in the 2008 banking crisis.
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Instead of cutting capital to increase shareholder returns or making it easier to bail out giant financial institutions the next time around, regulators must address threats to the economy.
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Like Johnson Controls and Auto Parts from Wisconsin, that we taxpayers helped to bail out with the auto rescue back in 2008, now they're turning their back on America.
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"We will not go back to the IMF programme," declared Ishaq Dar, the finance minister, in May, almost a year after the completion of Pakistan's most recent, $6.6bn bail-out.
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The campaign had a modest start, with the former Facebook employees, who now work at Pinterest and Airbnb, hoping to raise just $1,500 in order to bail out one parent.
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Although Greece is no longer in an official rescue programme, details of the budget must be approved by the creditors under the terms of a post-bail-out "surveillance" agreement.
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LONDON, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The British government cannot be expected to bail out construction and services firm Carillion , Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Monday, after the firm's collapse.
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The difference is donated to National Bail Out, a network of grassroots groups that post bail for people who would otherwise languish behind bars while awaiting their day in court.
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A bail-out programme for Italy could well prove fatal to the currency bloc; a showdown might be worth provoking to keep Italy's debt manageable and the euro area viable.
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In early 2017, when negotiating the omnibus spending bill, Democratic congressional leaders were pushing Trump to bail out Puerto Rico's underfunded health care system that serves the island's poorest citizens.
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Based on the historical relationship between capital levels and crises, Mr Kashkari says there is a 67% chance of a bank bail-out at some point in the next century.
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Giles, who breezed through a perfect ninth inning, subsequently allowed two runs in the 10th and needed scuffling right-hander Chris Devenski to bail out both him and the club.
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The failed Air India sale means the Indian government will probably have to rekindle a recurring bail-out that has cost it over 260bn rupees over the past seven years.
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Klaas Knot, the Dutch central-bank head, Klaus Regling, the head of the EU's bail-out fund, and Sylvie Goulard, deputy head at the Banque de France, are also mentioned.
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The offer to bail out taxi drivers is an unforeseen twist in the years-long struggle by New York City regulators to contain the explosion of ride-hailing app drivers.
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MOSCOW, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Lukoil, Russia's second biggest oil producer, said on Wednesday it supported the central bank's decision to bail out Otkritie Bank, one of the country's largest lenders.
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It was then spun off in 2009 as part of a divestment agreement struck with the European Commission to help give RBS a bail-out package during the banking crisis.
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But he said if a shutdown takes place, it will be the Democrats' fault for trying to add money to the legislation to "bail out Puerto Rico" and other items.
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Ever since 2014, when the embezzlement of about $1 billion from three banks forced a taxpayer bail-out that has crippled the economy, the country has been lurching towards collapse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A $1.8 bln scam at Punjab National Bank comes just months after the government injected $32 bln to bail out 20-odd state-run financial institutions.
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EDF will also need to find billions to bail out Areva by taking over its reactor unit and 50 billion euros to finance the renewal of its fleet of reactors.
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But that deal is widely regarded in the Netherlands as a disaster after the government was forced to bail out the bank in 2008, suffering billions of euros in losses.
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But since Arizona Republicans have proven willing to quickly forget their conservative "principles" to bail out a coal company, we'd be fools to believe the bill is gone for good.
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Officials from Italy and the commission are trying to find a way of permitting a bail-out without either breaking the rules or bashing the bondholders—perhaps involving "precautionary" recapitalisation.
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Ten years later, Geithner's one regret, as he put it in the Times, was that regulators don't have as much power now as he had then to bail out banks.
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If it does not, we fear that the House's proposed bankruptcy bill would then leave only one alternative for the regulators: to bail out the failed bank and its executives.
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The magnitude of the bad debt in India forced the government last year to bail out the sector by pledging to inject $32 billion over this financial year and next.
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In April, President Donald Trump addressed the Puerto Rican financial situation on Twitter, arguing that the Democrats wanted to bail out the island (adding his signature "Sad!" at the end).
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Credit ratings agencies in recent weeks have issued warnings about Pemex and the country's sovereign rating, expressing concern about the government's plans to bail out the deeply indebted oil company.
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He was using photography to document a population made to bail out its banking sector, under the government's rallying cry of everyone tightening their belts and pulling their socks up.
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The current grand bargain between Beijing and Chinese metal producers seems to be that if you want a government bail-out, you must as an industry commit to closing capacity.
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This year's health check, the third by the Bank of England since the 2007-09 financial crisis forced taxpayers to bail out lenders such as RBS, was the toughest yet.
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The situation had echoes of the modern financial crisis — just as the US government bailed out banks in 2008, Morgan decided to bail out a brokerage firm, Moore and Schley.
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In 2008, you saw this play out in the original [bank] bail out, where countries wrote these blank checks to banks, which eventually added up to many trillions of dollars.
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In one particularly egregious example, Mr. Cuomo's administration forced the M.T.A. to send $5 million to bail out three state-run ski resorts that were struggling after a warm winter.
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The Federal Reserve lent trillions of dollars to bail out Wall Street highfliers, hoping that by stabilizing big banks, the benefits would flow through to the rest of the economy.
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Tagovailoa was the Heisman front-runner for most of the season, but Murray surged late as the Sooners turned to him and its offense to bail out a leaky defense.
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I mean, if Tinder puts Chris Helmsworth's photo on your profile, people are going to swipe right, but you can't blame your matches when they bail out of the date.
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Late last year, Rick Perry's Department of Energy issued a notice of proposed rulemaking (NOPR) asking the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to bail out beleaguered coal and nuclear plants.
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Republicans would take to the cable networks to inveigh against the wastefulness of the Democrats, who were mortgaging their kids' future to bail out solar energy companies and bee farms.
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Green had been one of the Yankees' most reliable relievers in the second half of the season, but he had to throw 41 pitches in helping to bail out Severino.
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But his mistakes helped bring about a recession, an inflation rate of more than 50% and a $57bn bail-out agreement with the IMF, the fund's largest ever (see chart).
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Given the context and the initial bumbling of the process, it is understandable why some thought that Mr. Musk's interest in SolarCity was a way to bail out his investment.
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The government has injected $3.6 billion since 2012 to bail out the airline which was founded in the 1930s and is known to generations of Indians for its Maharajah mascot.
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Have we forgotten how our elected officials rushed to bail out the money powers in excess of $16 trillion, amid the promise of a better financial future for the masses?
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Ratings analysts have said Avolon would benefit from tougher guarantees that it would not be forced to bail out HNA, which controls Avolon via its 52-percent subsidiary Bohai Capital.
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ATOL, a government-backed scheme that insures package holidays against bankruptcy, will pay for the 60% of passengers travelling on such deals, while the government will bail out the rest.
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"It would be a serious mistake to bail out insurance companies, rather than provide relief to the millions of Americans who are hurting under Obamacare," Cruz said in a statement.
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As such, he has been the face of anger against elites and financial industry executives in Spain, which had to bail out its ailing banks during the European debt crisis.
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Indonesia's finance ministry has already said it does not intend to bail out Jiwasraya, while the SOE ministry said it was looking to sell shares to investors to raise money.
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The fine is a further embarrassment for Lloyds as banks continue to pay for misbehaviour during the financial crisis a decade ago when Britain had to bail out several lenders.
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Now, however, it is Ghosn that has been ousted as chairman of Nissan, as well as chairman of Mitsubishi, the smaller automaker that he directed Nissan to bail out in 2016.
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This was the third stress test in the EU since taxpayers had to bail out lenders in the 2226-271 financial crisis, with no pass or fail mark this time round.
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The government reviews bank rules every two years to judge if they comply with international standards and ensure taxpayers do not have to bail out big banks that run into trouble.
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Some of that havoc is high-profile and headline-making, as in the recent requests from utilities (and attempts by the Trump administration) to bail out large coal and nuclear plants.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli said last month his government will not bail out struggling banks and that it was better to have a few viable banks than dozens of struggling ones.
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A central bank deputy governor told Reuters last week Otkritie had a hole in its balance sheet of $7 billion, making the bail-out one of the largest in Russia's history.
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I think in -- you know, in the case of the auto sector I work with the Bush and Obama administrations to help bail out that sector during the global financial crisis.
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France with Germany has led efforts to create the tax which was supposed to help recover public funds used to bail out banks during the financial crisis while curbing speculative trading.
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But the Treasury report may put further strain on attempts by Basel to complete its Basel III bank capital reform initiated after taxpayers had to bail out lenders during the crisis.
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The central bank, which in Brazil is charged with bank oversight, would be allowed to choose between a variety of measures before resorting to a bail-out, according to the report.
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In other comments, Pradhan played down reports that the country's biggest explorer, Oil and Natural Gas Corp, would be forced by the government to bail out Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC).
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The emphasis was on new taxes, more handouts, more regulations, a further bail-out of public-sector banks and the airy goal of doubling India's GDP to $5trn within five years.
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The financial crisis of 2007-09 then forced taxpayers to bail out undercapitalized and poorly supervised lenders, tarnishing the "light touch" regulatory approach and ushering in a welter of tougher rules.
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In an interview, Mr Varadkar said he had his doubts: he thought Ireland would find it difficult to borrow on international markets, and that a second bail-out might be needed.
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His administration restored state pensions, wages and working hours to pre-bail-out levels, and also brought the deficit well under the 2.5% target set for it by the European Union.
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The migrants were packed tight on the boat, crammed so closely together that when the rústico began taking on water, they hardly had enough room to bail out the flooding boat.
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His Germany-defying finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, was pushed out; the bail-out terms he had contemptuously rejected were accepted; and the last phase of the austerity programme was fully implemented.
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The BoE has conducted regular stress tests of top lenders like HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds and RBS since the financial crisis a decade ago when Britain had to bail out undercapitalised banks.
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Many Britons, not just Mr Corbyn, resent the City's post-crisis bail-out—no matter that British banks have since tripled their capital buffers, and thus pose little threat to taxpayers.
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Critics fret that excluding promoters will mean banks will get less money for the foreclosed assets, and so increase the bail-out burden that will ultimately fall on the public purse.
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They want an across-the-board benefits cut of at least 10% before releasing the next tranche of funding from the €86 billion ($95 billion) bail-out Greece concluded last year.
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The most immediate risk is that euro-zone governments and the IMF will withhold the next instalment of Greece's bail-out, leaving the government unable to pay its bills this summer.
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Their last term in government lasted just 19903 months; a coalition headed by Iveta Radicova, a popular academic, crumbled in a fit of dissension over the euro-zone's bail-out fund.
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Seven A's relievers combined to bail out Cahill, with Shawn Kelley (2-0) getting credit with the win after retiring all four batters he faced in the third and fourth innings.
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In the docs, TMG says it agreed to bail out Johnny when he owed that huge chunk of change to City National Bank ... thereby saving him from an embarrassing financial collapse.
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Turner said the Chinese authorities currently had capacity to bail out troubled borrowers and capital controls meant there was limited international lending to such debtors but said this needed careful monitoring.
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Italy approved a plan that would see a consortium of the country's banks, insurers and pension firms set up a €5.5 billion ($6.2 billion) bail-out fund to help troubled lenders.
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The financial crisis of 2007-09 then forced taxpayers to bail out undercapitalised and poorly supervised lenders, tarnishing the "light touch" regulatory approach and ushering in a welter of tougher rules.
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She decided not to bail out the bank owned by her on-again, off-again boyfriend (Slattery) because it would look bad, not because it would be better for the country.
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Ireland's taxpayers stumped up 64 billion euros - almost 40 percent of annual economic output - to bail out the banks, and the country was forced into a three-year bailout in 2010.
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Ultimately, the state should no longer have to use government funds to bail out a bank, he said, like when the Swiss government pumped 6 billion francs into UBS in 2008.
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Peter Schiff, the outspoken CEO and president of Euro Pacific Capital, has a stark warning for investors who think the Federal Reserve will be able to bail out the US economy.
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Consider the first point: Here was the undisputed leader of Europe, the country that had survived the financial crisis with enough strength to bail out euro partner countries who risked bankruptcy.
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The common currency had gained 0.7 percent overnight, helped by higher German bund yields and on relief as Rome was seen ready bail out Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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The ECB has rejected the request for more time to raise capital, a source said on Friday, a decision that piles pressure on the Rome government to bail out the lender.
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The cap was introduced in 22014 after public anger against bankers pocketing large bonuses at a time of austerity and after taxpayers had to bail out lenders in the financial crisis.
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The effect on Iceland was dramatic, as the Washington Post's Matt O'Brien explains: Iceland's government couldn't afford to bail out its banks that had gotten so much bigger than its economy.
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Banks play home loan lottery as insurers bail out * MIDEAST DEBT-Gulf debt issues on hold after oil price war sell-off * New York, LA shut bars and restaurants, world's c.
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They said it wasn't fair to make taxpayers pay billions of dollars to bail out a bank while people who made loans to risky banks get 100 cents on the dollar.
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Airports across the UK will close within weeks unless Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government takes "urgent" action to bail out the industry, the head of the country's airport operators has warned.
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Sources close to the company said they believed that the terms of the deal were not good for employees and NPM's co-founders as the company needed to bail out investors.
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The sources, who asked not to be named as the discussions are private, said other options being considered include getting a consortium together to pool funds to bail out the lender.
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But SoftBank has been humbled by the near-collapse of WeWork, the office-sharing company, which it was forced to bail out after a failed attempt to go public in September.
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In the current muddle of federal budget negotiations, the miners' cause could easily get lost, particularly with conservative critics asking why the federal government should bail out a private-sector union.
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Walsh and other critics of the Flybe bail-out pointed to the fact that the carrier's ultimate owners surely had deep enough pockets to ensure the airline's survival without government help.
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These Republicans want to add tens of billions of dollars to the funding bill to bail out health insurance companies whose profits have soared since the advent of ObamaCare in 2010.
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But to then go many steps further in the other direction, and to actually strengthen ObamaCare, by spending tens of billions of taxpayer dollars to bail out already-rich insurance companies?
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All this had been nodded through by members in June—including Italy, which, with its huge public debt and sluggish economy, looks the most likely customer for a future bail-out.
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They said it wasn't fair to make taxpayers pay billions of dollars to bail out a bank while people who made loans to risky banks get 219 cents on the dollar.
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By the IMF's own rules, it cannot take part unless it believes that the bail-out will leave a debt burden that is "sustainable"—one that is steadily falling and easily financed.
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Richie is hoping to bail out American Century by selling it to the German behemoth PolyGram, and the pilot follows those negotiations while flashing back to his early days in the business.
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We were talking about Quantum Leap, a venture that—should it actually happen—will require him to bail out of a perfectly good rocket and crash through the atmosphere like a meteorite.
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But the Saudis felt that if the Americans were not going to bail out one of their strongest allies in the region, then U.S. guarantees to the kingdom's protection were now meaningless.
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It was a risky proposal that threatened to permanently cleave Ethereum, and it had its share of vocal dissenters who saw the change as manipulating the system to "bail out" the DAO.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The head of Brazil's central bank on Tuesday defended a bill allowing the government to partially bail-out struggling banks as another step in efforts to strengthen the financial sector.
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The stand-off threatens a payment to Greece from the euro zone's bail-out fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), which would redeem €6.3bn ($6.7bn) of bonds that are due in July.
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In the largest previous deal in 2006 NICO provided reinsurance coverage worth $7bn for asbestos risks to Equitas, a vehicle set up to bail out the Lloyd's insurance market in the 1990s.
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A big investment bank might be enmeshed in credit markets in such a way as to need a government bail out in a crisis even if it had no deposit-taking arm.
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If push comes to shove the UAE has deep enough pockets to bail out the economy for months or years, said Jon B. Alterman, director of the Middle East programme at CSIS.
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Every rating agency apart from DBRS, a small Canadian firm, has classed Portugal's sovereign debt as junk since the beginning of the country's bail-out programme, which lasted from 2011 to 2014.
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SoftBank's WeWork bailout hits shares It's official: SoftBank (SFTBF), WeWork's biggest investor, will bail out the troubled co-working startup in a deal that gives the Japanese tech company almost total ownership.
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On the traditional post-inauguration visit to Berlin he can expect to receive an earful from Mrs Merkel (as Mr Hollande did in 2012, over his campaign remarks on Greece's bail-out).
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Last November, SoftBank Group reported a $6.5 billion loss thanks in part to its efforts to bail out its investment in WeWork — a company once valued in private markets at $47 billion.
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Much as Mr. Erdogan might like to thumb his nose at the International Monetary Fund, the likelihood of Germany giving Turkey a bail-out with few strings attached is close to zero.
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Carvillists draw a parallel between the parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal and passage through Congress in 2008 of the Troubled Asset Relief Programme, or TARP, a bail-out for America's banks.
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You do that if you want to hedge your bets and if you want a Plan B, if you need to bail out at some point, so you have this [potential partner].
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David Drumm, the former boss of Anglo Irish Bank, was found guilty of dishonestly inflating the size of the bank's deposits before its collapse and subsequent bail-out during the financial crisis.
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The concern is that investors may stay away, making it more costly and more difficult to borrow, for example if the government needed to bail out the banks during a future crash.
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After global stockmarkets crashed in 1987, the Hong Kong Futures Exchange clearing house collapsed and regulators shuttered the stock exchange while the government and city-state's largest banks arranged a bail-out.
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And even though she had served her time for her original offense, she remained in jail for more than a month until the local Black Mama's Bail Out project posted her bail.
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An investigation by the Wall Street Journal last month contends that in 2016 China offered to bail out 1MDB in return for infrastructure deals in Malaysia worth tens of billions of dollars.
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"Monte dei Paschi presented a recap plan (no bail-in, no bail-out) which should reduce pressure from this widely expected outcome," Mizuho International's head of European rates strategy Peter Chatwell said.
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While the pilot and another crew member were able to bail out – they were captured behind enemy lines before eventually being released – the fate of Downes and another airman remains a mystery.
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TOKYO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Japanese government-backed fund has offered to invest 200 billion yen ($1.71 billion) to help bail out electronics maker Sharp Corp, the Nikkei business daily reported on Monday.
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Rescued in a 20.5 billion pound taxpayer bail-out during the financial crisis, Lloyds is the first major British bank to report results that fully capture the period after the referendum results.
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The government reviews bank rules every two years to judge whether they meet international standards and to ensure that taxpayers will not have to bail out big banks that run into trouble.
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This is hardly unusual: pensions were at the centre of bail-out negotiations six years ago and they were there in the summer when Greece nearly got kicked out of the eurozone.
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T has shortlisted six or seven companies, including a competitor and private-equity funds, as potential financial investors to bail out the Japanese car-parts maker, people involved in the process said.
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In other words: even though Saric and Covington have yet to reach their primes (though Covington is up for debate), the Sixers did not mortgage their future to bail out the present.
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Pan-EU supervision, resolution and deposit insurance is intended to make the banking sector more resilient to future shocks, making it less likely that taxpayers will have to bail out failing banks.
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In 213, even as the country was getting its third bail-out in five years, it was deluged by over 800,000 Middle Eastern migrants passing through on their way to northern Europe.
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In recent weeks, credit ratings agencies have issued warnings about Pemex, the sovereign rating, and dozens of corporations, expressing concern about the government's plans to bail out the deeply indebted oil company.
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The EPA's administrator must faithfully execute laws that protect the environment The EPA's head is constitutionally obligated to uphold these laws, not to benefit or bail out some particular sector or region.
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The EU's bank rescue rules in force since January make the use of public money to bail out banks also conditional on losses for banks' creditors - although some wiggle room is allowed.
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Gaps can inflict huge losses on banks and traders, forcing them to bail out of trades at prices far below the automatic sell orders, or 'stops' they normally use to limit losses.
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As a price for this "bail-out," the EU and its partners demanded crippling austerity: tax increases, widespread lay-offs of public employees, and massive cuts in pensions and other social supports.
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Russia's banking sector has been under intense scrutiny since the central bank stepped in earlier this year to bail out two of the country's biggest lenders in the space of a month.
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The Italian government approved a decree on Friday to bail out Monte dei Paschi di Siena after the world's oldest bank failed to win investor backing for a desperately needed capital increase.
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The Italian government is likely to intervene in the next few days, possibly as early as this weekend, to bail out the bank to prevent it being wound down, banking sources said.
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Rome has sought EU approval for months to bail out the two Veneto-based lenders and bigger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena under strict EU bank rules that curb state support.
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"Paul had used the bulk of his cash to bail out the situation that his son-in-law created, so he had to borrow a lot against his properties," Mr. Hoyos said.
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For another, some of those Fed critics engaged in Donald Trump-like conspiracy theorizing, accusing the Fed of printing money, not to help the economy, but to "bail out fiscal policy," i.e.
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The Trump administration is grappling with which industries to bail out as thousands of businesses in the U.S. grind to halt amid severe measures to curb the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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And the bill is packed to the gills with unwarranted gifts for undeserving recipients, including $17 billion to bail out Boeing, a company that lately has charted new frontiers in corporate mismanagement.
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The situation was so dire that Congress created a rescue fund to bail out some applicants — but that, too, has rejected 99 percent of those who applied, government auditors said last month.
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Henry Rotich said the government's participation in the deal did not amount to a bail-out, adding that it expected a return once the loss-making carrier is back on its feet.
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The cumulative Italian debt is already about 130 percent of gross domestic product, more than twice what the eurozone is supposed to require, and probably too big to bail out if necessary.
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The OLA process was crafted as a way to prevent the federal government from needing to bail out failing banks with taxpayer money, as it did in 2008, to stabilize the economy.
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The government is seeking to recoup some of the 12.8 trillion won it spent to bail out Woori and its former affiliates in the aftermath of the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis.
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Until now, the biggest banking bail-out in Russia was a 2500-billion-rouble ($343 billion) rescue of Bank of Moscow in 234, Russia's fifth-biggest lender by assets at the time.
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Eleven days later, another farmer, former Ku Klux Klansman Loy Harrison, took Dorothy Malcom, George Dorsey and his wife, Mae Murray Dorsey, with him to bail out Roger Malcom, the synopsis says.
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The sharpest part of Sotomayor's opinion may be its final paragraph, which accuses a majority of her colleagues of bypassing the Court's ordinary procedures in order to bail out the Trump administration.
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Stop trying to push coal altogether One Trump administration effort to bail out the coal industry has already failed and there are reports that the administration holds out hope to try again.
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The retail giant's decision Thursday to bail out of its plans for a headquarters in Queens immediately set the two wings of the party against each other, with freshman New York Rep.
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Assuming that he still runs and he doesn't bail out and assuming that Hillary Clinton beats him in this election, what will the thing you have learned during this election cycle be?
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry's plan to bail out coal and nuclear power plants — presented as protecting the reliability of the power grid — was rejected in January by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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