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Meanings of aided in English

Having help; often used as a combining form.

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Usage of aided in English
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Rather some ANC councillors aided in escalating the violence that was seen.
The South African
2
Therefore, computer-aided programs can help in diagnostic centers as automated detection systems.
Pubmed
3
So is the government of Afghanistan now, aided by us, he said.
Reuters
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So is the government of Afghanistan now, aided by us, McChrystal said.
Reuters
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Tyneside Cinema delivered another stellar result, aided by the film's local setting.
The Guardian
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However, the brawl may have aided Apple slightly in the long run.
The Guardian
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For a few years, aided by the great recession, they almost succeeded.
The Guardian
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In the second series, he was aided in four of the trials.
The Mental Life of Monkeys and Apes: A Study of Ideational Behav...
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This year, we grant-aided more than 60 summer projects around the city.
The Irish Times
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Uribe's former security chief was also arrested on charges he aided paramilitaries.
Reuters
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Having aided the murderers of Mr. Van Agnew and Lieutenant Anderson; 2.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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The brightness of the sunshiny day aided her unconsciously in this endeavor.
The Mayor's Wife
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The Supreme Court has actually aided states in their anti-voting rights efforts.
Ebony
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But, aided partly by the internet's long reach, there is continuing resistance.
Wired
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It is thought stormy weather in early December may have aided him.
The Irish Times
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It was when I aided Mr. Lorry in escaping from the tower.
Beverly of Graustark
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South Africa
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