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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aid stuff" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used informally to refer to various items or materials related to assistance or support, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "We need to gather some aid stuff for the charity event, like food and clothing donations."
Alternatives: "assistance materials" or "support items".
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"She started getting all her first aid stuff out of the car.
I sent the security guards off to find any first aid stuff and, obviously, we didn't have much, because this is – I know we were all doctors there, but fundamentally, it's an office building.
Maybe the coy "band aid" stuff was what some rock star or rock chick told him when he was a naive teenager; maybe they believed it and maybe he believed them - at the time.
People of this generation like sodas, Kool Aid, stuff that's sweet, think about that.
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I generally just directed them to the clinic in town, which has I.V.s and antibiotics and basic first-aid stuff that I don't have.
Include some basic first-aid stuff.
The nurse is always available for serious injuries or problems, but if you want to take care of a small cut or other issue yourself, it's good to have some basic first-aid stuff: Band-Aids.
I studied example after example of how the projects my fellow American's started had failed, usually either because they didn't understand the context where they were working or they were focused on relief aid (free stuff) without ever empowering people to provide for themselves.
On the roadside stood what were once sacks of food aid, now stuffed with charcoal, waiting for customers.
Parents, don't accept an aid offer stuffed with loans.
"There are unlimited technical aids and stuff, which I'm not the slightest bit interested in," he said.
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