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Robertshaw empathises with the strikers, even though her family will be affected: My husband is having to work from home as our daughter will be off school, but I'm generally supportive of it.

Public sector strikes: what you think 2011

At the same time, Bergman empathises with Karin's husband, whose loving kindness to his sick wife only serves as a form of exclusion.

Through a Glass Darkly 2010

He has often said he empathises with Murray, in style and temperament.

So does Andy Murray need a new coach or not? Kevin Mitchell 2010

There are implications for contemporary foreign policy in either remaining with the Churchill-centric view of the 1930s or accepting a revisionist account which empathises with the challenges confronted by Chamberlain.

Archive 2009-08-01 Burke's Corner 2009

There are implications for contemporary foreign policy in either remaining with the Churchill-centric view of the 1930s or accepting a revisionist account which empathises with the challenges confronted by Chamberlain.

Chamberlain and the pursuit of peace in an age of extremes Burke's Corner 2009

Perhaps because he himself comes from the margins, he empathises with others who have been marginalised - often violently.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Israeli Activist to be Jailed for Caring 2009

Perhaps because he himself comes from the margins, he empathises with others who have been marginalised - often violently. '

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Israeli Activist to be Jailed for Caring 2009

It's not only in Britain and Greece that the BBC empathises with immigrants, legal and illegal BBC's word for them is 'migrants'- and is antipathetic to the host peoples; this propaganda also extends to, e.g.

OPEN THREAD 2009

He won't say; he instead empathises with his father.

Johann Hari: Hanif Kureshi On The Couch: An Exclusive Interview With the Novelist and Screenwriter 2009

He may be like Bill Clinton in that he empathises with people (I feel your pain).

Obama: Hillary "Can Run As Long As She Wants" 2009