"It helps to position the festival more internationally," said the festival's new director, Clare Stewart.
"I've had 12 years of shooting internationally," said Fairweather, who turned 31 earlier this month.
"The Mets are one of the more aggressive clubs internationally," said Paul Archey, baseball's senior vice president for international business.
"I prefer to see this sport as incredibly healthy internationally," said Gimelstob, a member of the ATP player board.
"We were not satisfied with the fourth quarter" internationally, said Michael T. Duke, Wal-Mart's chief executive, in prepared remarks.
"Technology is something which can be developed internationally," said Mr. Wszelaczynski, 30, who sports a large, bristly goatee.
"We were looking internationally," said Ted Sergi, president of the science center and the former state education commissioner.
But organic growth disappointed, falling domestically and coming in weaker than expected internationally, said a Morningstar analyst, Adam Fleck.
"It doesn't make sense to have four different companies flying internationally," said Fernando Pinto, the president of Varig.
"Hamburg has a large responsibility for Sept. 11, nationally and internationally," said Walter Wellinghausen, Hamburg's deputy interior minister.
China should also see a strong demand for it to play a leadership role internationally," said Yang Ailun, the head of Climate and Energy at Greenpeace China.
