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In response to the overwhelming number of masked fugitives on the loose, Misty Knight and Colleen Wing use their bail-bonds skills, underworld connections and government funding to lead an all-new Heroes for Hire into battle.
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Citizens Bank and Merrimack County Savings Bank set up tables in front of a mural depicting a bail-bonds business.
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“Al” tried to assure Kennedy that he had talked to someone in the bail-bonds company earlier, and that her boss knew all about the problem with Sheila.
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Allen seemed completely comfortable with “Lee” now, and he kept warning her that Sheila would probably never be back, that the bail-bonds company would be out $5000.
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The timbre changed from the deeply confident “Al” of the bail-bonds tape to that of a man who sounded almost effeminate as he crumpled beneath the truth of his failure to provide for Stevie and Daryl.
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My signature must be on as many as a thousand bail-bonds first and last, in this city, Boston,
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I always supply a maiden name myself when I deal with ladies, on the ground, you see, that it's much better to keep real names out of bail-bonds, even where they don't signify.
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There was no question raised over technicalities in making out bail-bonds.
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Mr. Chamberlain continued to make representations on behalf of these men, and at one time it appeared as though the restrictions would be removed, Dr. Coster having pledged himself to accept bail, and having actually drawn out the bail-bonds and submitted them to the solicitors of the accused for approval, and every arrangement having been completed -- even to the finding of the additional security.
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I could point out your actual inability to live, however basely — deprived of character and credit — devoid of any relics of your fortunes! weighed to the very earth by debts, the interest alone of which has swallowed up your patrimonies, and gapes even yet for more! fettered by bail-bonds, to fly which is infamy, and to abide them ruin! shunned, scorned, despised, and hated, if not feared by all men.
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