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aid
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aid (ad) help or assistance; by extension, applied to any device by which a function can be improved or augmented, as a hearing aid.
first aid  the initial emergency care and treatment of an injured or ill person before definitive medical and surgical management can be secured.
hearing aid  a device that amplifies sound to help deaf persons hear, often specifically a device worn on the body.
pharmaceutical aid  see under necessity.

AID donor insemination (artificial insemination by donor).
AID
abbr.
artificial insemination donor

aid,
n assistance; support.
aid in physiotherapy,
n an agent used by the patient to cleanse the teeth and oral tissues and provide pseudofunctional stimulation of the gingival tissues to maintain periodontal health.
aid, speech therapy,
n a restoration, appliance, or electronic device used to improve speech.
aid, visual,
n a model, drawing, or photograph used to help the patient understand proposed treatment.

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Other winners in Bush's FY 2007 budget proposal include the State Department, the Labor Department, Department of Veterans Affairs, and various foreign assistance agencies:
He said Congress should concentrate its foreign assistance elsewhere.
All students attend the course under the Security Assistance Training Program mandated by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.
 
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