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The phrase "as a bailout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial rescue or support provided to prevent failure or collapse, often in the context of businesses or economies.
Example: "The government stepped in to provide funding as a bailout for the struggling bank."
Alternatives: "as a rescue" or "as a financial support".
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Goldman Sachs announced plans to pay $16.7 billion in bonuses in 2009, the largest bonuses ever paid by that firm and $6.7 billion more than it had received scarcely a year earlier (and repaid) as a bailout package.
That's about as harsh as a bailout gets.
Last weekend Ireland and its neighbors put together what has been widely described as a "bailout".
In practice, taxpayers would almost certainly view such a move as a bailout.
"I don't think of this as a bailout for the arts," he added.
Trump and some other Republicans routinely describe the C.S.R.s as a "bailout" for the insurers.
The White House opposed the redevelopment effort as a bailout of speculators.
Republican presidential candidates have seemed reluctant to propose government rescue plans, seeing them as a bailout.
"I don't see this as a bailout," said James Paulsen, chief investment officer at Wells Capital Management.
In this light, it was hard not to see this as a bailout by Mr. Musk of his own investment.
They viewed them as a bailout for nonunion airlines that could hurt the major carriers, which are highly unionized.
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