Within hours, President Mubarak made a televised address urging national unity.
Harman has just made a brief address urging people to back Labour next week.
President Clinton, in his weekly radio address, urged the country to have patience.
President Nicolas Sarkozy, in his own New Year's address, urged the French to be stoic, and President Giorgio Napolitano of Italy warned of more sacrifices to come.
Several weeks after Pearl Harbor, Franklin Roosevelt gave a radio address urging people to go out and buy a world map, and an awful lot of them did.
A United States official, reacting to the king's Friday address, urged the palace to release political prisoners and restrain its police force.
On Saturday, she delivered the Democratic Party's weekly radio address, urging her husband's supporters to turn out on Election Day.
With Senate Democrats already jockeying to amend the stimulus package that the administration negotiated with the House last week, Mr. Bush, in his address, urged lawmakers to resist the temptation to "load up the bill" with other provisions.
A14 World Briefing A12 NATIONAL A16-26 Gore Asks for Patience As Bush Pushes Ahead Vice President Al Gore, in a brief televised prime-time address, urged patience while he contests Florida's decision to award its decisive 25 electoral votes to Gov. George W. Bush.
Abraham Lincoln, in his first Inaugural Address, urged us to heal division and seek unity by marshaling the "better angels of our nature" -- yet another irreducible and emergent property of our historically unique mentality, but inherent and invokable all the same, even though not resident within, say, gene 26 on chromosome number 12.
