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Ever-helpful, her son, the birthday boy, comes to her rescue.

The ever-helpful Mr. Washington readily confessed to that crime, too.

Then came the ever-helpful State of New York, slapping a 4.25 percent tax on the revenue.

With Ollie's house completely burnt to the ground, the ever-helpful Stan offers to leave.

The ever-helpful Captain Theiber, sitting in the rear compartment behind her, had no difficulty, however.

He carts her off to his lair, but she escapes with the aid of the ever-helpful Eros.

It turns out that Ms. Roth, the ever-helpful garden writer, knows how to twist the knife and make us laugh.

The ultimate villain is the ever-helpful doctor friend of Dr. Blumenthal.

She slipped the gloves on, then turned and entered the room unlocked for her by the ever-helpful Otto Fromm.

The ever-helpful Hitz obtained the French and German texts in raised print for her.

He and his staff obtained tapes of the actual conversations in 1986, recorded surreptitiously by an ever-helpful Peter Lorre.

Fortunately for Schnyder, the ever-helpful Haldimann was deeply embedded in the Swiss watch industry.

But if it was angst Copeland wanted, the ever-helpful and determined Bamberger had the obvious suggestion: Wagner.

Rodin's eleven-year-old son Auguste, possibly developmentally delayed, was also in the ever-helpful Thérèse's care.

The user has to rescue Arminda, aided by a witch, a wizard, fairies and the ever-helpful Little Bit on the way.

"In Yiddish, there's a related word, shlumper, meaning 'a slovenly, ineffectual person,"' wrote the ever-helpful Steinmetz.

More to the point, the ever-helpful madwoman had volunteered this information when I had asked if the remote on the table might be the one that controlled the bomb.

At best she was the ever-helpful friend who asks if you realize what you are in for just as you have vomited your way through your first trimester.

Theo, ever-helpful, arranged for him to meet a Dutch artist in Brussels, Anthon van Rappard, a young man in his early twenties.

The prevailing wisdom on Wall Street had been that the economy was slowing and that interest rates were bound to head down, pushed by an ever-helpful Federal Reserve.

One could not hope for a kinder, more considerate, co-operative, easy-going, invariably cheerful and generally all-round likeable person than the ever-helpful Mrs. Savage."

Leah Brahms paced in the snow flurries while Marla Karuw, Alexander, and the ever-helpful Klingons repeated the first part of the experiment.

CLOSE-UP on the hands of Mike, an "ever-helpful legal assistant who is surprised by very little" as he pours four packets of sugar into a coffee at a Queens bodega.

Martha was about to reply when she saw the gleam in his eye and once more - it was the day for it - called on what she called her Trappist exercises from the ever-helpful convent concentration camp which had made her what she was.