Polling-station officials known to have opposition sympathies were visited at home, with grimmer threats.
Alexis Tsipras (pictured), the firebrand prime minister, found little sympathy on his visit to Brussels, while Yanis Varoufakis, his unorthodox finance minister, was rebuffed politely in a long string of European capitals (and rather impolitely in Berlin).
She was fielding sympathy calls and visits from friends and family.
British officials did not identify the victim, but the French president, François Hollande, referred to him as "a soldier" in expressing France's sympathy to the visiting British prime minister, David Cameron.
The prime minister has been on the road almost continuously since the Sept. 11 attacks, starting with a visit of sympathy and support to the United States and continuing with coalition-building meetings in Europe and Russia.
Even a central government official from the area, who happened to be visiting, expressed sympathy for the protesters.
The young men were welcome to return if they recovered, but they received no gesture of sympathy, no gift, no visits from the staff of the seminary.
In "Out of Place: Memories of Edward Said," the director Sato Makoto examines the roots of his subject's chronic alienation and sympathy for the Palestinian cause, visiting his childhood homes in Jerusalem, Cairo and Beirut, and encouraging the recollections of a wide variety of friends and family members.
He received a lot of attention and sympathy; even the prime minister visited.
