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But England were, not for the first time, bailed out by their supreme spin attack after their batters - so keen to be on the front foot - misfired.

As I wrote at the time, Thai Union “promptly bailed out of the merger and fessed up to the Justice Department in return for amnesty from prosecution.”

On Monday, right before Trump finally got the tiniest taste of the justice he deserves for committing decades of criminal fraud in New York, he got bailed out by the state's appeals court.

After officers did a pit maneuver on the suspect’s car, people “bailed out of the car, running away, continuing to shoot at officers,” police said.

Since NatWest, previously known as Royal Bank of Scotland, was bailed out in 2008, the government has been gradually reducing its shareholding in the bank.