A print ad, which ran in Roll Call, a Washington newspaper popular on Capitol Hill, featured a pig with an antenna for a tail and its head buried in a pail labeled "Bailout Funds".
The risk of the primary endpoint (a composite of death, MI, UTVR, and bailout to open-label eptifibatide within 48 hours) was significantly reduced with eptifibatide versus placebo [risk ratio (RR) 0.63; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.47, 0.84].
Fisher describes the union's offer as a bailout to cover what he labeled "purported losses" by the league that have "never been proven".
Besides the ill-fated labeling of the bailout, executives of the nation's automakers learned the hard way last week that flying to Washington on corporate jets to plead for federal aid was not the most effective message for car manufacturers to send.
The Wall Street Journal labeled the event "Bailout for Billionaires" in a September 11 , 2008editorial.
The popularity of Mr. Issa's bill among House Republicans, many of whom campaigned against policies labeled as bailouts, may be the deciding factor in whether a major overhaul is approved this year.
The company's management had held discussions over the Fourth of July weekend with Sears Holdings Corporation about a possible bailout or an acquisition of some of its labels.
The company's management held discussions over the Fourth of July weekend with Sears Holdings Corporation about a possible bailout or an acquisition of some of its labels, according to people briefed on the talks.
The World Bank was offering financial bailouts, but with the condition that countries accepted the humiliating label of "highly indebted poor country".
The logical end of this will be that, after shooting themselves in as many left feet as they can see past their bellies, the remaining major labels will limp to Washington and beg for a collective bailout.
