They spread in sympathy or opposition in neighborhoods and along culverts.
Some 32 people were arrested in Copenhagen.The spread of sympathy protests over what began as a local Greek issue has big implications for the more formal anti-globalisation movement.
Indeed, this general spreading of sympathy, of going past stereotype to character — even with characters who began as stereotypes — is one of the best and most impressive things about the series.
Not surprisingly, given the century that has past and the chance to make a two-hour film (something unimaginable to Porter), he approaches the subject with a greater subtlety and spreads his sympathies wider.
As he did in "Mayflower," Mr. Philbrick has tried to spread around his sympathy for his subjects freely, sometimes performing contortions that come perilously close to rationalizations of Custer's behavior.
Darwin was certainly a "Europeanist," who believed that the liberal culture of his time was better than tribal culture, but he thought that those differences were the result of an increase in the spread of social sympathy rather than something inborn or natural only to one race.
Sympathy spreads for Ferris' faked illness, starting the "Save Ferris" campaign, but he cannot fool his suspicious sister Jeanie, nor the school's principal, Edward Rooney, who believes Ferris is truant.
Spontaneous protests erupted in sympathy, and soon spread across the region, directed against other autocrats.
After Interstate Bakeries declined to abide by arbitration rulings in the labor fight, Teamsters stopped work at the company's plant in Biddeford, Me., last week, and a sympathy strike has spread south and west.
Although these groups make up a small minority of the Synod, sympathy for them spreads far more widely in a Church used to compromise.
