The threat to the hostages prevented NATO from acting more forcefully, and the Serbs released 121 hostages immediately after the incident in an effort to cool tensions.
There may be much disagreement over whether Selig and baseball's owners could have done more to prevent the steroids era that was so forcefully depicted in the report released Thursday by George J. Mitchell, the former federal prosecutor and United States senator.
In a 19-page response released Friday, Homeland Security officials forcefully reasserted their support for the program, which has been the center of fierce controversy since it began in October 2008.
One was "John Brown," an early protest song that Mr. Dylan never released on a studio album: its narrative, forcefully told, involves a shattered soldier returning to his chastened mother.
Mr. Hikind also forcefully played down the possibility that Mr. Aron could be released from prison in 2052, when he is up for parole.
Although the police forcefully pushed or kicked some patrons out of the bar, some customers released by the police performed for the crowd by posing and saluting the police in an exaggerated fashion.
The police acted forcefully, searching people and releasing most of them almost immediately.
As a confident Thomas released a shot, McDyess unleashed all 46 inches of his vertical leap to stun Thomas and forcefully swat the ball away from the rim.
In its first sense of "crazy," it was thrust forcefully into the language by the gangster Jake (Greasy Thumb) Guzik in 1939, when his longtime mob boss, Alphonse Capone, was released from Alcatraz Penitentiary.
In an appearance in New York, Mr. Ridge responded forcefully to a question about whether election-year politics had played a part in determining how and when the intelligence was released.
