em·pa·thize ( m p -th z )v. To feel empathy in relation to another person. |
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Readers will ponder the nature of gifts and curses, and empathize with Orrec as he struggles to make his way in this strange, vaguely medieval world. Says Roger Bowen, AAUP general counsel: "While we can empathize with the terrible disaster, it's difficult to be silent when so many faculty are losing their jobs, and in the absence of good data to demonstrate that that should happen. Lencioni does have a knack for creating personable characters that readers can empathize with to lead them through the story. |
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