Despite its disappointment at the small turnout, the delegation, which met with Governor Whitman during its stay, was determined to pursue trade with New Jersey because of the state's economic influence.
"I don't think the small turnout reflects the breadth of opposition to the bombing, and if the bombing continues, the protests will grow".
In a crowded field, Mr. Forbes could have the nomination with only a small share of the turnout.
These can be found in many shops, you can use small paperclips but the turnout may not be well.
Dale Florio, an influential lobbyist in Trenton and chairman of the Somerset Republican Committee, turned the small turnout into a little partisan joke, by blaming Republican successes under Gov. Christine Todd Whitman.
Ajamu Baraka of Amnesty International attributed the small turnout to the fact that McVeigh's execution was being carried out by the federal government and that death penalty opponents were urged to demonstrate in their own hometowns.
They make up 60% of the electorate, but they seem to have been a much smaller percentage of the turnout.
Her teammate Andy Roddick, who defeated Flavio Saretta of Brazil in straight sets before a crowd about twice that large, shrugged off the small turnout, suggesting it was the result of the Greek public's tennis fatigue.
It may be that Mr. Kavakos was thrown by the small turnout: it was not until the second half of the program, in which the works were lighter, that he seemed entirely engaged by the music.
But for American expats like Stephanie Michel, who helped organize the Madrid protest, the small turnout isn't really an issue.
