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help down

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help someone down (from something)
to help someone climb down from something. Sharon helped the boy down from the horse. Elaine helped the children down.
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Having your primary keyword(s) in your domain will be a great help down the line to getting your website in a better position in the search engines, and is something you should shoot for if at all possible.
Choosing the Right Domain Name by Sharon Chennault / Computers and Internet community
Cadamarteri, right, scored a debut double to help down Hearts and another in the 2-1 win over Falkirk, with United currently third in the table.
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Even if you don't need something from them right away, having them on board will help down the road.
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