i would draw a distinction between government and individuals in terms of the reaction. every time a government has been referenced at all, whether it was chechnya or kyrgyzstan, the governments were quick to blame the attackers. no government wants to draw the ire of the united states. then there are individuals. the u.s. is a major power. there are always people who are going to suspect it and think there's some strange plot going on. those are people who had grievances against the united states, already skeptical towards the united states. i don't think it will impact the investigation whatsoever in terms of how more generally the world thinks about it. that will depend on the next step the u.s. takes. after 9/11 there was tremendous sympathy for the united states. subsequent to that, there were actions taken where the international community, you know, was angry and responded negatively. right now i think the world community is sympathetic to us here in boston and whether that