Old mates and compatriots in other sports around the country and across the Channel can also expect a visit.
In his heyday at cloud storage service Megaupload, Dotcom became a cartoon villain for music rightsholders – and their compatriots in the film, games and software industries – as they saw the company as a haven for illegal filesharing.
It is an irony (and a reflection of modern soccer economics) that the French public sees more of Senegal's star striker, El Hadji Diouf, and his compatriots in the flesh, than it sees of its own stars and strikers.
The film goes out of its way to portray Dalton Trumbo and his compatriots in the CP as simply good people who wanted jobs and justice and had nothing to do with the Soviet Union.
He and his compatriots in the Community of Sant'Egidio, a progressive Catholic movement based in Rome, were instrumental in bringing it about.
Dr. Sen and his supporters say he treated rebels at a prison in Raipur but deny that he passed notes between jailed rebels and their compatriots in the field.
The Muslim Arabs in the north, who have run Sudan since it broke free from Britain in 1956, have little in common with their blacker-skinned Christian and animist compatriots in the south, whom they have periodically enslaved over the centuries.
By banding together, the 145 members of Tiger 21, who collectively have a net worth of around $10 billion, according to the organization's promotional materials, have ensured direct access to big-shot hedge-fund managers and their compatriots in the private equity world.
It was finally the Civil Rights Movement, under the extraordinary leadership of Martin Luther King Jr. and his compatriots in the 1960s, that would begin to shift attitudes.
Dineen called the decision a "travesty of justice," and only weeks later the FOP announced that it intended to enter a float honoring Burge and his compatriots in the annual South Side Irish Parade--a parade in which Chicago Mayors and numerous other politicians regularly marched.
