Three paragraphs mention Robert Gensburg, a St. Johnsbury lawyer, out of twenty one paragraphs by my count.
If you think three out of twenty one paragraphs balance the obvious sentiment in the remainder, what can I say?
If the article had been discussing what the moon is made of and three out of twenty-one paragraphs had suggested that the moon was made of green cheese, would that seem the right balance to you? Or would that be too much green cheese?