Aid and Duty

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Aid noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.

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Duty is an antonym for aid.

Nearby Words: aids, aided, aide, aiding, aider

Duty noun - A charge usually of money collected by the government from people or businesses for public use.

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Aid is an antonym for duty in responsibility topic.

specific	specific aid	specific duty
public	public aid	public duty
legal	legal aid	legal duty
divine	divine aid	divine duty
Other adjectives: actual, real, important, possible, military, said, modern, magical.

While Asai Nagamasa's aid of the Asakura is portrayed as being done out of a sense of duty, he was in favor of remaining neutral.

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Police and military dogs that get injured in the line of duty may be given emergency first aid by EMTs or field medics who normally work on humans, same as any other wounded officer or soldier.

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Not to be confused with the other Moff's Lawnote "You may fire when ready.", the Tarkin Doctrine or the other other Moff's Law note "It is the proper duty of every British subject to come to the aid of the TARDIS".

Source: Moffs Law

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