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China is likely to sympathise with another of Mrs Clinton's talking points: opposition to any nuclear ambitions Burma might have.

You know it is a capital crime, to mourn for, or sympathise with, a victim of the Guillotine.

It's easy to sympathise: the erstwhile masters of the universe seem to have forgotten the meaning of both "moral" and "hazard" .

Biochemists trying to understand the three-dimensional shapes of protein strings will also sympathise with Galileo's sentiments.

One might use such an ability to manipulate, or control, just as much as to understand or sympathise.

Some of its soldiers and spooks sympathise with and help the Taliban, out of both ethnic-Pushtun fellow-feeling and strategic intent.

One can sympathise with that view even if economics dictates that China's saving habit had to be balanced by excess spending somewhere else.

I sympathise with your reluctance to pay for insurance but I do not follow your reasoning.

As a man whose espresso is rarely complete without a laptop alongside it, I sympathise with your plight.

Whether they are inclined to condemn or sympathise, commentators regularly ask how society got to be this way.

But while it is possible to sympathise with the Russian predicament, the ban is counterproductive.

and still less could I understand or sympathise with the forbearance she expressed for her chastiser.

I can sympathise with your suspicion that the lawyer is money down the drain.

Anybody can sympathise with the sufferings of a friend, but it requires a very fine nature to sympathise with a friend's success.

It will send out the signal that you sympathise and are keen to help in any way that you can.

He could sympathise with her, and as far as money help was concerned, he promised all in his power.

I am not suggesting I sympathise with him, nor excuse him, I certainly don't.

Perhaps it's your thinly veiled racism and patronising misogyny that she finds offensive; I can sympathise.

Yet even here, you meet people who sympathise with the clutch of Qom's senior clergy who have spoken out against the ruling establishment.

I sympathise with your plight, being a penny-pinching wine duffer myself.

But on the whole, many non-Muslims seemed to sympathise with their Muslim friends for being thrust into the limelight involuntarily.

Heb 4: 15 For we have not a high priest not able to sympathise with our infirmities, but tempted in all things in like manner, sin apart.

But I didn't hear it and I am sure there are lots of fans who sympathise with us and what we are trying to do.

I sympathise with his indignation over TomorrowNow but he should leave it to judges and juries to dispense justice.

Most of them are not active members of the banned CPI (Maoist), but they sympathise with the leftist group's cause.

The authors concluded that parents realise the potential struggles their daughters will face and begin to sympathise with them.

Craving the distraction of the game, I sympathise entirely, but sentiment?

If our friend has been injured, we readily sympathise with his resentment, and grow angry with the very person with whom he is angry .

It is hard not to sympathise with Mr Tanenhaus's distaste for the likes of Bill O'Reilly, a commentator from the populist right.

As it happens, I sympathise with the impatience.

Many people might sympathise with those driven to commit this particular form of homicide.

It assumes that we don't have the imagination to sympathise with people from a pre-iPhone era.

Socialists today might well sympathise with the sentiment.

Empathise and really listen to their words and the feelings behind them. Empathise an sympathise as appropriate.

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The reader will occasionally sympathise with Mansour.

This has been extremely good news for economies in Africa, Mongolia, Australia and South AmericaI sympathise with China.

I sympathise with both sides of this debate.

One can sympathise with the needs of the organisers and their sponsors.

Local land trusts sympathise with the criticisms, but see no need to end the programme.

If they want national freedom, of course we sympathise .

I sympathise strongly with a Brazil or a South Africa, but not with China.

I am also aware of the criticism Sir Alex has been having recently, and I sympathise.

I can also sympathise with the complaints of their opponents.

Even most of the judges sympathise.

I can sympathise with Shevchenko because it is so bloody frustrating being deprived of the chance to show what you can do.

We couldn't help but sympathise with his predicament.

He didn't sympathise with the corporations, but strength was with them.

That's a view I can sympathise with.

And one has to sympathise with Mrs Obama.

I sympathise with many of the Brazilians who are only seeking a better life.

In fact, we greatly sympathise with their plight and share the sorrow of the Japanese people