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assist in

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assist someone in something
to help a particular person working on a task. Please assist Greg in the committee's assignment. We assisted him in the whole procedure.
See also: assist

assist in something

to help with something. May I assist in this? Please assist in this task.
See also: assist


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Lanae Moody scored an unassisted goal in the 15th minute, and Christie Richards scored off Ceniga's assist in the 38th minute for a 2-0 halftime lead.
But now, Kaiser isn't merely permitting doctors to assist in patient suicides, it is actively soliciting its doctors to participate in the deadly practice.
Taken in tandem, the results of the two questions show overwhelming opposition to the use of federally controlled drugs to assist in killing patients--which is currently allowed only in Oregon--and equally large electoral support for political candidates who oppose assisted suicide and euthanasia.
 
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