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bailimony

Government funds, usually in the form of tax dollars or treasury guarantees, transfered or pledged to private companies or institutions as the basis for an awkward co-dependent relationship.
"When you think about it, you pay alimony at the end of a relationship that started out sweet - and bailimony to start a bitter one."
by jimbochicago March 29, 2009
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