Crossword clues for aides
aides
- Capitol Hill workers
- Subordinate staffers
- Staff makeup
- Some West Wing workers
- Some staff members
- Senate staff
- Political employees
- Nurses' helpers
- Messengers, e.g
- Many D.C. workers
- Interns, for instance
- Congressional employees
- Classroom assistants
- Capitol workers
- Capitol Hill staffers
- Big shots' assistants
- Valuable right hands
- They provide help around the House
- They carry the president's "black box"
- Support people
- Subsidiary staffers
- Subordinate staff
- Starts to de-camp?
- Staff men
- Some Washington workers
- Some staffers
- Some Pentagon staffers
- Some Hill workers
- Some Hill employees
- Some health professionals
- Some function as liaisons
- Senators' staffers
- Senatorial staffers
- School helpers
- Right hands, so to speak
- Professors' helpers
- Presidential staff members
- Pool for a pol
- Picnic coolers
- Paraprofessionals, e.g
- Pages, for example
- Pages and interns
- Official helpers
- Office subordinates
- Nurse's ___ (hospital helpers)
- Members of the staff
- Members of a presidential candidate's team
- Medical assistants
- Mayoral staffers
- Maj. Draper, Comm. Beach, et al
- Interns, for example
- House staffers
- Home care workers
- Helpful staffers
- Helpful group
- Helpful contingent
- General's staff members
- General's staff
- D.C. staffers
- Congressional hirees
- Classroom workers
- Capitol staffers
- Capital Hill helper-outers
- Beltway staffers
- "Candy stripers"
- Staff members
- Gofers and such
- Adjutants
- Personal care workers
- Staffers on the Hill
- Embassy workers
- Helpers on the Hill
- West Wing workers
- Senate staffers
- West Wing group
- Seconds, in boxing
- Auxiliaries
- Right hands, you might say
- Posse, e.g.
- Helpers around the House, say
- Hill staffers
- (Greek mythology) the god of the underworld in ancient mythology
- Brother of Zeus and husband of Persephone
- White House group
- Candy stripers, e.g
- Pentagon workers
- Assistants carrying coffee to congresspeople
- Generals' staff members
- Health-care personnel
- Staff officers
- Right-handers?
- Nurses' ___
- Seconds for Holmes
- Attaches
- Washington help
- Seconds for Tyson
- Lower-echelon personnel
- Party workers
- Executive secretaries
- Staff group
- Hospital group
- Coadjutors
- "Brass" entourage
- Brass helpers
- ___-mémoires (summaries)
- General's staffers
- Deputies
- Staff people
- Professional staff
- Assistants having a date in Rome
- Errand runners
- Office helpers
- Hill workers
- Executive's staff
- White House staffers
- Helping hands
- Staff assistants
- Senate gofers
- Military assistants
- Some political hirees
- Hospital helpers
- Army officers
- White House workers
- Senate assistants
- Posse, e.g
- Pages, e.g
- Office assistants
- Military personnel
- Hill helpers
- Congressional staffers
Wiktionary
n. (plural of aide English)
Wikipedia
AIDES is a French community-based non-profit organization that was founded in 1984 by Daniel Defert, following the death of his life-long companion Michel Foucault. The name is a word play on aides (the plural for '' help'' in French) and AIDS.
Its aim is to bring people living with HIV/AIDS together with their loved ones and peers into an organized entity dedicated to fighting HIV/AIDS and to defend the rights of people and communities affected by this disease.
As of 2007, AIDES is active in France in 100 cities with 400 staff members and more than 1000 registered and trained volunteers. It is the largest non-governmental organization in France working on HIV issues, by number of activists and budget. It is considered one of the main observers of the epidemic in France. Internationally, AIDES has developed strong partnerships with fellow community-based NGOs in Africa, in Europe and in Canada ( Quebec) to strengthen the role of civil society by sharing best practices and to jointly advocate for global access to care and prevention. It also developed a partnership with the UN Programme on HIV/AIDS
Aides is a Neotropical genus of skippers in the family Hesperiidae.
Usage examples of "aides".
He has consistently taken actions that could have proven suicidal--and which many of his aides seem to have recognized as potentially fatal--but that he convinced himself were certain to turn out in his favor.
Nixon and his aides lied again and again as they tried to cover up their involvement.
Her father was one of the Galean aides to the ambassador in Aydindril.
Banks summoned one of his junior aides to accompany the preacher, though he also cautioned the aide not to expose the Reverend Starbuck to any danger.
Faulconer announced to his aides, then trotted back into the trees to hide from the gunners.
He was surrounded by mounted aides, but Lee himself was on foot and using the back of his placid gray horse, Traveller, as a rest for his telescope.
The commander strode into the street, followed by flustered aides clutching luggage and maps.
Pope threw this outrageous statement at one of his aides, who blandly confirmed its truth.
One of his aides, the Cornte de Parisson of the pretender to the crown of France, a prestigious presence McClellan rather likedhanded him a spyglass.
However, three veteran aides have abruptly departed his staff for other city jobs.
Among those joining the House and Senate leaders in the late-night festivities were key aides to Gov.
Saddam apparently has told his close aides that it was a mistake not to have attacked the U.