Had to bail out with 23 seconds left to go. It’s abuse to expose your kid to that.
I blame the Spirit shareholders more than anyone for not taking the frontier deal. that said it would probably be a joint collapse between spirit and frontier right now, but they would’ve been better able to negotiate…
(transitive, nautical) To remove water from a boat by scooping it out.
“Had to bail out with 23 seconds left to go. It’s abuse to expose your kid to that.”
“I blame the Spirit shareholders more than anyone for not taking the frontier deal. that said it would probably be a joint collapse between spirit and frontier right now, but they would’ve been better able to negotiate a bail out. frontier deal did not have antitrust problems.”
“This Mother’s Day, we’re partnering with Essie Justice Group in California to bail out Black mamas and caregivers. The average bail in California is approximately $50,000. 🤯 Give the gift of freedom to someone who can’t afford their bail: bit.ly/freeblackmamas2026”
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This Mother’s Day, we’re partnering with Essie Justice Group in California to bail out Black mamas and caregivers. The average bail in California is approximately $50,000. 🤯 Give the gift of freedom to someone who…
“This Mother’s Day, we’re partnering with @essie4justice.bsky.social in California to bail out Black mamas and caregivers. The average bail in California is approximately $50,000. 🤯 Give the gift of freedom to someone who can’t afford their bail: bit.ly/freeblackmamas2026”
“So a bank is now saying it would be benefitial to charge more for entertainment while cost of essentials are going through the roof? Personally, I dont think it was beneficial for BOA to get a government bail out a couple times, but we all don't get our way do we?”
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(transitive) To secure the release of an arrested person by providing bail money.
Once again, the industry got itself in trouble and government had to bail it out.
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(transitive, idiomatic) To rescue, especially financially.
Make sure your parachute harness is securely fastened before you bail out!
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