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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Relief vs drug

Medecines Sans Frontieres (MSF), which means "Doctors Without Borders" was established in 1971. It is now the world's largest independent organization that provides emergency medical "relief".


The word "relief" is closest in meaning to .... .

1) drugs

2) aids


I would go for "aids" here. Because they provide more than just drugs. Drugs is too specific. Aid includes drugs and other medical help. What do you think?

  

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Anonymous Medecines Medecins Sans Frontieres ... I would go for "aids" here. Right.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Medecines Medecins Sans Frontieres ...
  • I would go for "aids" here.
  • Right.
  • However, the choice should have been "aid".
  • CJ
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AnonymousMedecines Medecins Sans Frontieres ... I would go for "aids" here.

Right. However, the choice should have been "aid".

CJ

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I agree with you; "aids" is the correct option.

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