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bailout

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bailout [′bāl‚au̇t]
(aerospace engineering)
The exiting from a flying aircraft and descending by parachute in an emergency.
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This Obama bailout program was created especially for those low income families who are troubled by impending foreclosure because of the economic problem that came about once the loan mortgage bubble popped.
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