Word: bail
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Radcliffe's streak ended rather dramatically in the blustery winds. Mack capsized in her last race, and though she and crew Laura Brown managed to bail out the boat and finish the race 20 minutes behind the rest of the fleet, MIT cut the lead to two points...
...last year recession hit the Italian economy especially hard, and the Christian Democratic Party, which has been in power for 30 uninterrupted years, found that it was losing votes. So the government stopped playing economic godfather. Refusing any longer to bail out ailing companies, the Christian Democrats also decided that they had to let the managers face the consequences of their business decisions...
During the team's spring trip to Florida, one of its vehicles of transportation was stopped for speeding in Maryland on the way south, and on the way back home, this same car was arrested for reckless driving in Virginia, but was released from bail after convincing the arresting officer that he had learned his lesson...
During the team's spring trip to Florida, one of its vehicles of transportation was stopped for speeding in Maryland on the way south, and on the way back home, the driver of this same car was arrested for reckless driving in Virginia, but was released from bail after convincing the arresting officer that he had learned his lesson...
Passaic County Prosecutor Burrell Ives Humphreys immediately promised a retrial "in a couple of months." Meanwhile Carter and Artis were released on $20,000 and $15,000 bail respectively. Artis was surprised at the outcome. "From 1966 to now everything has been denied, denied, denied," he said, "and I didn't look for any change." Carter remained grim and steely. "If I am bitter, then I have a right to be bitter," said the former boxer. "What you're seeing is a man who has been without his wife and daughter for 9½ years for crimes...