The phrase "aid out" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
If you meant "laid out," it can be used to describe the arrangement or presentation of something.
Example: "The plans for the new park were laid out in a detailed report."
Alternatives: "set out" or "arranged".
The smart ones have done it through foundations and existing relief groups, because giving aid out is never simple or straightforward.
"The Burmese will see they're going to need help getting this aid out, but they're going to come around way too slow — and too late for many," Ms. Villarosa said during an interview in her office.
Although the current state formula for reimbursements is likely to remain unchanged, even in the current economy, Ms. Purvis said, the Department of Education sometimes "tweaks the formula in the sense of paying aid out over a longer period of time".
He also enjoyed some personal privileges in the student halls; his clothes would be washed for free – on the same day, if he wanted – and technicians would come to his aid out as soon as he called them, which is a rarity even today.
"I can't do it anymore," he said, pulling a hearing aid out of one ear.
We'll fund you.' But they almost always leave financial aid out of it".
Some LGBT organizations provide grants and financial aid to help out.[12].[12]
I take my hearing aids out and it's wonderful".
"They told me that a perp can knock your hearing aids out," said Mr. Phillips, using police slang for a criminal.
"He took his hearing aids out, put on the headphones and said he had never heard a show sounded that well," Mr. Heller said.
Fela apologists say though that his death actually brought Aids out in the open and many lives were saved as a result.
