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Meanings of helping in English
Usage of helping in English
1
However, he said helping people to make good choices remains a challenge.
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This problem needs to be tackled by helping young people access testing.
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Such measures would go a long way to helping end domestic violence.
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The best hope of happiness is helping families resolve problems from birth.
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However, a recovering job market is helping the company's group insurance business.
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Yet low costs are helping them dial in new emerging market customers.
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The Utmost platform currently focuses on helping large companies manage contract workers.
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Last month, Ebrard said China's government was helping Mexico obtain 300 respirators.
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That leaves interest rates as the main instrument for helping the economy.
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If anything, the government is helping to bring on the jobless crisis.
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Political parties have campaigned on helping farmers and improving conditions in Bengaluru.
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Pilots love to fly and public sector workers love helping the public.
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New technology is helping engineers to carry out safety checks on aircraft.
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By helping people today, I was just helping myself for the future.
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Mostly U.S. troops are responsible for helping Afghan forces patrol mountainous region.
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He said the move would have a flow-on effect in helping victims.
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Helping across language varieties
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