The punishment was carried out by hundreds of the victims' neighbors in a village in northern Kunduz Province, according to Nadir Khan, 40, a local farmer and Taliban sympathizer, who was interviewed by telephone.
It symbolizes that woman or her spouse is a sympathizer of pious parties.
There he was caught up in the passionate enthusiasm that followed the fall of the Bastille, and became an ardent republican sympathizer.
Thus, the Ingrian house spirit appears as "owner," the original owner of the plot on which a house is built; "moralist," punisher of crimes against norms that may endanger the luck of the house; and "sympathizer," one who warns in advance of catastrophes threatening house or family.
Sturmer was equally incompetent in this position, however, and he has even been charged with being a German sympathizer; whatever the truth may be, Sturmer undoubtedly aided Germany during World War I by his ineptness as an administrator.
On the one hand a champion of the poorer classes, a Lutheran sympathizer, and genuine patriot, Sickingen was on the other hand an opportunist whose objective probably was high office.
The Symbolist poet Stéphane Mallarmé was also a strong sympathizer.
He supported the Romanist (Catholic) party, which formed a confederacy against the king of Bohemia, George of Podebrady, a Hussite sympathizer.
Informed of the sentry's situation by a British sympathizer, Capt.
He was also associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, and in 1954, in the crackdown that followed an assassination attempt on Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser by one of their members, Arafat was jailed for being a Brotherhood sympathizer.
McIlkenny, who called himself a nonviolent sympathizer to the Irish republican cause, was living in Birmingham, Eng., when he was arrested with five other men in November 1974 as they tried to attend the funeral of a suspected Irish Republican Army IRAA) bomber.
