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Neither was particularly sympathetic with what they called "women's lib".

Other rulings by Judge Noonan suggested that he was particularly sympathetic to the plight of immigrants.

Gascoyne had been disgusted by Canning's supporters, who while outside the court had prevented witnesses from giving evidence, and he was particularly sympathetic to Mary Squires, whom he named "the poor creature".

"He was a man of a great many ethics, and very intense about his human rights beliefs, causes he could never put down". Matlovich was particularly sympathetic to blacks and liked to relate how a contingent of black servicemen at Langley had been his only supporters when he first went public with his homosexuality.

Beckett is particularly sympathetic as she went though the experience herself.

"I'm particularly sympathetic now that there are so many fundamentalist Christians out to get it," she says.

As one whose wife has deserted him, and who has himself grown up fatherless, he is particularly sympathetic.

I am particularly sympathetic to Sabey's plight, although I do not know him and have never knowingly met him.

Dr. Melman has seen too many men die from prostate cancer to be particularly sympathetic to this strategy.

Buñuel may not have been particularly sympathetic to women, but the ambiguity of "Belle de Jour" allows Séverine to exist outside his self-confessed parochialism.

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