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I would keep it (true to my using commas where I would normally pause when reading/speaking). The sentence is better with the comma IMHO.
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I would say:
After recovering from his illness, he shared his experiences and about how his faith, he is a(n) X, helped him through this difficult period.
Here X can be a Christian, Muslim, Jew, Buddhist, etc.
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I agree with Dragon and Sarriesfan. "Baseline" is a wrod we use a lot in my line of work; so my mind automatically went with the base description initially, without considering "coverage". I tried to correct myself in my second post, but Sarriesfan and, as usual, Dragonspeaker explained it much better.
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I would go with "of" in this context.
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Actually, upon reading it several more times, I think it means that for some countries there is coverage for some portion of the population (which is baseline coverage, I think). For the others, they have to start from zero (or close to zero, with no data to understand how clsoe they actually are to zero); so they have to work harder.
I admit I mşigh be wrong, though...
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My understanding is that it means "initial set of data or measurements to form the basis of a comparison".
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My understanding is that it means "to keep in a condition of good repair or efficiency". So, unless they are properly maintained (or looked after), they may not be able to provide safe water for long.
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counteractive: To oppose and mitigate the effects of by contrary action; check (TFD).
But honestly, it depends on the context.
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I would say "with my father"
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Both BoShilling and Romany made excellent points that I forgot to mention in my reply...
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