"They have too many vices — stealing, for one," said Mr. Alba, who was marching with his 25 employees and two large banners emblazoned with the name of his restaurant, La Pachanga.
Cardiomyopathy sidelines kids from too many activities and steals precious moments from families.
"Too many people are stealing music," he said.
The fact that Mr. Milosevic did not announce an outright victory, the officials said, means that he either failed to set up an efficient scheme to steal votes or that he would have had to steal too many to make a credible claim.
"I watch major league games and I don't see too many guys trying to steal," Hamilton said last week by phone from Bakersfield.
"And the crime, and the gangs, and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential.
He went on to describe the Georgians as behaving like "warlords" and said local residents complained that the soldiers conducted too many unnecessary searches and stole small items, like wristwatches and money.
But these days, with too many other ways to steal their attention, young people — especially men 18 to 34, a group coveted by advertisers — are not a guaranteed television audience for the Olympics.
During Mr Karzai's tempestuous 19-minute meeting last week with Richard Holbrooke, the US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, the American diplomat is said to have stated: "Too many votes have been stolen by your side, there has to be a second round" prompting Mr Karzai to storm out.
And the crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential," Trump said.
