I. aid [eɪd] SUST.
1. aid sin pl. (assistance, support):
government aid SUST.
- government aid
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- government aid
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navigational aid SUST. INFORM.
- navigational aid
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The depression of 1930-39 demanded rigid economy and required individual financial aid to tide over some unbalanced budgets, but curling never declined.
en.wikipedia.org The operators of these vessels are generally trained in many rescue disciplines including, first aid, vessel dewatering, and firefighting.
en.wikipedia.org The aid given was in the form of monetary donations and pledges, as well as relief supplies including food, medical supplies, tents and blankets.
en.wikipedia.org Reconstruction was greatly delayed by economic sanctions and lack of international aid.
en.wikipedia.org They felt, although many people used cost as a reason to postpone the purchase of a hearing aid, there were deeper factors at work.
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