The play silenced the crowd, announced at 47,078, which seemed jolted with expectation of a possible storybook run to rival St . Louiss World Series-winning season in 2011.
It was not clear whether the prisoners' release would diffuse the tension in the capital, which was jolted on Wednesday night when protesters tried to break into a detention center to free the three.
The other task involved looking at a crowd of moving dots, which jolted and wobbled as they changed direction, and the volunteers had to decide which direction the dots were moving at the end of each trial.
Australia, which jolted France, 1-0, on Friday, placed second with a better goal differential than South Korea, which finished with back-to-back victories after the loss to France.
The chimney makes weird noises which jolted everyone awake several times last night but I'm sure we'll get used to it.
The first piece I heard of his, which jolted me with an electric current of novelty and imagination, was a solo piano work, "Darknesse Visible": an explosion, as he puts it, of a John Dowland lute song.
The settlement, which jolted the state capital's tightly knit political world just weeks before Mr. Cuomo is to be sworn in as governor, was a major blow to Ms. Lynch.
Recall that the quake which jolted Japan's (and the world's) largest nuclear-power station, at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa on the Japan Sea coast, in 2007, was a more modest magnitude 6.8 (see "Shaken, but not stirred", August 10th 2007).
Fiscal and monetary stimulus, which jolted domestic demand, has caused China's current-account surplus to narrow dramatically, from 10.1% of GDP in 2007 to a projected 2.9% this year, according to Nomura, a financial services group, which sees it almost disappearing by 2013.
From there to the end, many of us were in a trance, out of which the chorus jolted us with one last unexpected gesture: in the silence after the final chord, the singers turned away from the block representing Christ's tomb and stared outward, with cold, expectant glances.
