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volunteer

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Nevertheless, he was determined to serve and, in France, volunteered as an ambulance driver on the front lines of the Nazi invasion.

These services include psychological treatment, legal advocacy and referral and a team of on-call, volunteer advocates—the core of the operation—who ensure survivors’ interactions with law enforcement and hospital staff go smoothly.

Jim Crist, 71, a volunteer, signaled the start and reminded everyone jockeying for position on a muddy slope to stay hydrated.

Local authorities declared a “state of calamity” for all of Cebu Province and called for medical volunteers to support overwhelmed hospitals, especially in Bogo City, home to some 90,000 people, and surrounding villages.

Along with a volunteer medical army of doctors and researchers, and with funding from billionaire philanthropist Christy Walton, they are analyzing the latest data on certain vaccines and helping coordinate and advise policymakers and physicians.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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