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However, its political work involved sympathizers, between 600 and 1,000 in 1933.

They were met and held a moment by the sympathizers in front.

Behind the sympathizer came a fellow with short black hair.

There will be professional sympathizers who'll feel sorry for me.

But there are all sorts of sympathizers that mean to stay on.

The family was attacked in the press as being southern sympathizers.

Republicans and their sympathizers in the audience wanted none of that.

"In this area I think all of us are sympathizers.

The town had a large community of Communist sympathizers and agents.

On the morning of the execution he wrote a letter to his wife and sympathizers.

He was more of a sympathizer than an active participant.

In addition, he said, the family members were known to be insurgent sympathizers.

Tonight, though, with his losing streak at a mean little one, Young had few sympathizers.

Everybody is a potential target for terrorists or their sympathizers.

Yet he was never a sympathizer with the Castro regime.

She said the group often posted information about illegal activities by sympathizers.

"There are too many liberal sympathizers," one of the officers said.

However, a mass meeting of strike sympathizers had been called for this evening.

That attitude is not lost on the guerrilla force and their sympathizers.

The Chechens have also lost some of their sympathizers in the media.

"Actually, he says he's been a sympathizer since the beginning.

It is to give them the tools that we, their sympathizers, have organized.

Within days, he was being denounced as a terrorist sympathizer.

No wonder militias and their sympathizers believe that the Government is out of control.

She found only one - a woman who feels betrayed by sympathizers in the West.

Will the Democrats and their sympathisers then accept the result?

During the war he was well known as being a fascist sympathiser.

He became a target for republican sympathisers in 1976 when they attacked his home.

However, its population contained a significant number of right-wing sympathisers.

I'll be out looking for one of our sympathisers.

One or two of his friends and sympathisers began to take their departure for Germany while there was still time.

It is only after this that the supporting role of outside sympathisers can be useful.

The provincial Chinese governor of the area was a sympathiser and allowed it to happen.

By June 1988, large demonstrations of students and sympathisers were a daily sight.

All were known sympathisers of the Kurdish independence movement or communist groups.

More to the point, several hundred tickets had been bought by Communists and their sympathisers.

The cost of production consumed nearly all the income, but it encouraged other sympathisers to continue their support.

I am not a feminist sympathiser but I understand that much.

Sympathisers in every part of the globe who can help our cause.'

Where this level existed, it could take two to three years to climb up to the rank of sympathiser.

His parents were both Jacobite sympathisers, but he himself played no part in the 1745 uprising.

They requested either affiliate or sympathiser status to the International but were rejected.

They claim several hundred members and "thousands" of sympathisers.

The money for the roses had been collected from sympathisers on the Internet, so that each person could buy one rose.

The demonstrations turned into street battles between Blitz sympathisers and the police.

Information extracted from the courier indicated at this point there were 1,500 members and 10,000 sympathisers.

Yet Simpson was no communist sympathiser; far from it.