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The phrase "a help and a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express assistance or support, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "She was a help and a source of inspiration during my difficult times."
Alternatives: "a source of help" or "a form of assistance".
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For Aviva S. Hirsch, a freshman at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, texting and Skyping were a help and a hindrance.
Q. Do you think Loudon's success helped or hindered your career? A. Being Loudon's youngest sister has been both a help and a hindrance to my music career.
Many migrants, for example, want to work long hours to save as much money as possible in a short time and then go home.NGOs can be both a help and a hindrance, reckons Mr Hassenfeld.
This Ponzi-like spiral could not go on for ever but was enough to keep the bubble inflated for a while longer.Small is beautiful, but ugly tooIreland's small size has also been both a help and a hindrance.
Aqsa found editing the audio most challenging as she wasn't familiar with the software but with a bit a help and a bit of practice she managed to make it work.
Community involvement in design can be a help and a hinderance: I get frustrated when I ask architects why they have incorporated a not very dementia friendly idea and they say it was a result of a focus group or a public consultation.
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Naturally I want to be a help and inspiration, not a hindrance".
There will also be a "help and support function" and a feedback service for users.
The professionals must perceive these tools like a help and not a constraint.
He has been such a great help, and obviously a talented and creative Rock Star!
He's been a real help and a great resource for a pool of guys".
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