These open meetings are for people who are suicidal or suffering from depression, panic attacks, shyness, etc and it is anonymous. |
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Jade opened her mouth to retort, but the sound of a bell interrupted her, sending panic rippling through her. |
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If it wasn't for him they could all have been killed, but luckily he didn't panic and acted really calmly. |
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But he didn't panic and his third effort, from a very tight angle for a left-footed kicker, flew between the posts. |
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As our flight of ten cleared the hills west of the airfield, we caused a panic at the field. |
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Anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, mania, and akathisia are some of the symptoms associated with use of antidepressants. |
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Cube was currently sweating with panic and moved his king to the square on its left to avoid check. |
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Too big a cut, they warn, could panic the markets and weaken confidence, not strengthen it. |
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A noble, obdurate of his usual code of conduct, stumbled in a panic fuelled frenzy of blind groping and misplaced steps. |
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They said it so often that the panic spread and everyone danced the jitterbug. |
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Her neighbours rushed in after Mrs Green activated the panic alarm she wears around her neck. |
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The shouts went up from men who'd already seen Mathian's banner fall, and panic spread out from them like pestilence. |
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There'll be something else to panic about later, I might as well have a little tiny rest. |
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His breath came in quick, shallow gasps as anxiety and panic welled up inside him. |
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A moral panic over inflated claims of 'no-platforming' reflects a persistent, deep resistance to diversity in intellectual and public life. |
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Seen from a distance, such armed bands were often taken for brigands themselves, and so the panic spread. |
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This news really scared the other animals and panic was starting to grip them. |
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The heat, humidity and squalor of the flooded city is causing panic and desperation. |
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She gave a little yip of panic when I crawled up under there with her, then relaxed a fraction as she saw who it was. |
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She jumped at the light tap on her shoulder, eyes widening in panic as she spun around quickly to stare into Sakura's amused dark eyes. |
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He just wants to paralyze a nation, cause fear and panic and dread to become part of our everyday lives. |
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They were three points clear with time ebbing away when they began to panic and concede silly frees. |
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Sometimes she had been within touching distance of the silverware but then panic set in and the chance had slipped from her grasp. |
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I remember the sound recordings of the shots and the crowd panic on an RTE radio news bulletin as clearly as though it were yesterday. |
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I received a panic e-mail from my husband last week, marked red alert, after he made a phone call to our credit card company. |
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He paces around in a panic comparing makes and models of everything and anything as if his life depended upon it. |
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Then began three months of hard work, and long nights mixed with sheer panic and pure delight that this project was becoming a reality. |
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What I managed to avoid doing was panic and start talking really fast as I have been known to do in the past. |
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The job was done in reasonably quick order and I leaned back to relax, panic over. |
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He wrapped her in his embrace as the panic he felt earlier finally subsiding. |
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The technique is used to help patients suffering from backache, headaches and panic attacks, plus a range of chronic diseases. |
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Her panic attack had come on her swiftly, so swiftly, in fact, that he had not even registered it until she had collapsed in his arms. |
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Instead of being regarded with panic or horror, these relics are reverenced. |
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For more than 250 years, the yellow jack had ravaged the Americas, bringing death to millions and striking panic in entire populations. |
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You've no doubt heard rumors of a reprise of 1998, when market panic sunk Long Term Credit Bank of Japan and Nippon Credit Bank. |
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School's nearly back in session, and we feel your panic as your fun-filled summer days wind down to zippo. |
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There was panic on the radios and we heard that several fire chiefs had been killed when the command post was taken out. |
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Confusion and panic broke out at once, with the troops scattering in every direction. |
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Sometimes I panic that all women are serious man-haters, but then I catch myself and think about all the women I know. |
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Lara's panic had turned to hot anger, rising in the back of her throat like bile. |
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The birds all took flight calling in panic and monkeys leapt and ran screaming in every direction. |
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Part two of my contingency plan addresses the food shortage caused by panic buying. |
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It would be a mistake to dismiss the Satanic panic as a freakish aberrance, however. |
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I dropped my sword in panic because I thought that my hands would scorch in the flames. |
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So you need not panic if you ingest a little during your morning ablutions. |
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It helps if you can whip the populace into a panic like some snake oil salesman, then sell them the quack cure. |
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A panic alarm had been installed at his home by police and he was still wary about going out. |
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The vast open landscape and the sheer enormity of the view triggered panic as I edged my way down, but at the same time took my breath away. |
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I wander round looking like a lost child pawing things for a while, and then panic and pick up something which neither fits nor suits me. |
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This had led to mass panic and commercial activities had come to almost a standstill. |
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Momentary panic seized him, and he patted urgently at his pockets, discovering with relief that the things he would need were still there. |
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A sudden panic seized her, and Lila hurriedly tripped her way to the glass doors, managing to arrive there just as he was about to walk out. |
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Her mask had gone and her eyes were staring, wide with obvious panic but unseeing. |
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We have State Labor governments in panic mode over sloppy relationships with business interests whilst workers and battlers get slammed. |
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Some patients with panic disorder, particularly men, tend to self-medicate with alcohol, which interferes with therapy. |
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As rumors and panic began to rule, they was no source of solid dependable information. |
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Clients of this firm should not panic as we have appointed an agent to look after their interests. |
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I feel panic rising in the back of my throat, urgency illuminating my cerebral cortex, and a dark cloud of bewilderment obscuring my vision. |
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With the hotel guests in a state of panic it was left to the hotel staff to organise things. |
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Smith was in such a state of shock and panic he even left his daughter at the scene. |
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While there was a state of panic in the room, a few of us decided to call for the nurse. |
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On day one of the school year, I sat there in a state of panic and they babbled on to the teacher with rapid accuracy. |
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I shouted in a state of panic as my time left to get ready dwindled down to only 13 minutes. |
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When you have very large crowds it only takes a few people to fall down some stairs and you can have a major panic on your hands. |
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Do you panic when snooty sommeliers thrust an encyclopaedic wine list at you and you know that they will be back in a minute demanding an answer? |
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During the bank panic of 1933, he actually invited his depositors to withdraw their money. |
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However, panic began to set in amongst the passengers when the aircraft suddenly banked to one side before plunging 10,000 feet in four seconds. |
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Andy accompanies a friend to a singles mixer, but it takes a panic attack to make him realize he's not yet ready for the dating world. |
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Crowther deserved a half-century, but it was not to be and Warton pressed the panic button too much as there were three run-outs in the innings. |
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Christine was seriously trippin' but sometimes people just don't handle panic well. |
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Equally true, it is important not to over-react and introduce further layers of stifling bureaucracy in a series of panic measures. |
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Also, in a panic to attract a share of the fractured audience, the conventional media have embraced sensationalism, he writes. |
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In the film, Christina will play a young woman who beds complete strangers whenever she has a panic attack. |
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After hearing her tale of blind panic in the deep, you too will be struggling to stay off the cream cakes. |
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User selectable switches for setting the desired functional operation of the apparatus and a manually depressible panic button are also provided. |
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This staves off moral panic and encourages postmodernist academics to write papers in learned journals. |
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It's just the stress factor of having to deal with people who panic and turn a minor itch into a full blown crisis. |
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The other diplomat was still speechless, and through his anger, cracks of panic were showing. |
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Her family panic and lure her home to be deprogrammed by an exit counsellor from the States. |
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But today the daily panic and the long line of citizens testing for anthrax mocks this misplaced confidence. |
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Victims are often left with lasting psychological damage that can include panic attacks and nervous breakdowns. |
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She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a psychologist for panic attacks. |
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I had a bit of a panic when it seemed the almonds were not going to coat before the sugar caramelized. |
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The tracks of the Kadaitcha shoes around the camp will cause a superstitious panic amongst the occupiers. |
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If the panic gets worse there is a danger of factory shutdowns and worker absenteeism. |
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I looked at him blankly and for a moment a look of panic crossed his handsome features. |
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On Tuesday night, he was said to have suffered a panic attack as the idea of leaving became too much. |
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While there is a strong case to be made to free up some land, Ireland must guard against panic proposals. |
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The opening is as heart-stoppingly harrowing as any war diary, with the author caught in a landscape of overwhelming panic and loss. |
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When this became apparent to Tom my heart sank at the look of confusion and panic that clouded his face. |
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Rumors from the media market suggest that panic is rife at several editorial desks. |
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As we were walking about looking for the campsite we approached a site where the campers were clearly in a panic of some sort. |
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I would go into a terrible, heart-stopping panic which would increase when I suddenly realised that the exams actually started today. |
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We will panic about being unable to afford to replace the boiler and then, on impulse, book a weekend in Ibiza that costs the equivalent amount. |
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If a parent or sibling has panic attacks, a person's risk increases by about sixfold. |
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He points to the second world war when the only incidence of panic was when people were isolated. |
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She was almost choking on a desperate sense of panic that she couldn't quite explain. |
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It helps exonerate us, assuages our panic and provides a focus for our disdain and hate. |
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Far from protecting the health of the population, the result is a wave of panic and a pervasive climate of anxiety and despondency. |
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The FDA has recently issued a warning that anti-depressants can cause stimulatory side-effects such as agitation, panic attacks and aggression. |
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Credit markets are forever engulfed by rumours and panic talk about situations that rarely materialise. |
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They appear in the midst of a moral panic in Britain about asylum seekers and their real or imagined crimes. |
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But there is a big increase in the fear of gun crime as a result of the moral panic about young people, and black young people especially. |
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Second, the moral panic about the violence of these games has had no effect whatsoever. |
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Waves of panic seized the crowds in the narrow streets around the scene of the blast, near the central mosque. |
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His parents, on police advice, have changed their telephone number and installed a panic alarm at their house. |
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The lunchroom turned into a full-fledged panic as the students scrambled to find shelter. |
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The Sazo also features a panic button which, if pressed, automatically sends a text message to the parent. |
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According to reports, the edgy animal had slunk away into the darkness of the power outage, spreading panic among the thronging crowds. |
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The power of the press to cause panic was matched by their equal power to quell the imbalance they had caused. |
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A strangled shriek of rage and panic caught in her throat, and she struggled like a dying fish hooked through the cheek. |
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Your third cousin twice removed calls you in a panic that his computer is on the fritz. |
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Even a minor fall in house prices is nowadays regarded as a signal for mass panic by the media. |
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Asked about the impact on school buses and other services, City of York Council said there was no cause for concern or panic at the moment. |
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This cat and mouse tactic was purposely designed to provoke, enrage and panic the unemployed. |
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To point to the danger of irreversibility and of innocents being executed is not a panic reaction. |
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Contrarians might take the view that there is still not enough bearishness or panic in the market to warrant a bottom. |
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I felt the panic of his watchful father, but I was mesmerized by his youthful passion. |
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But even before he manages to draw out his weapon, panic overtakes him and he flees to a small tailor shop next door. |
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If I didn't, I feared panic would overtake me so badly that I really had no other choice but to try and go. |
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I suddenly felt panic overwhelming me, shoving its way through my lack of emotion. |
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While no one is urging investors to panic and liquidate their stock and mutual-fund holdings, the time for crisis-proofing investments has come. |
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Research suggests that chronic panic sufferers may be easily flummoxed by their bodily sensations. |
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When it is compounded by the anxiety that accompanies panic disorder, the patient and physician have a delicate situation on their hands. |
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Both had holstered their guns so in order to avoid causing panic amongst the passengers. |
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This created a horror-stricken panic in the men, who ran about looking for a route of escape, while men continually dropped from enemy bullets. |
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So why have British health authorities decided to launch a pandemic flu panic in Britain? |
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In susceptible individuals, panic disorder's debilitating symptoms can lead to major depression. |
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I remember the bomb scares and the security alerts and the panic over suspect packages. |
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The resulting fear, panic and sheer terror of that evening, Tim postulated, was so great that a special bond remains. |
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Health professionals and ministers are concerned about spreading panic and fear too many warnings might make the population complacent. |
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Now here I was, seized by a sudden fit of panic at the last minute, fearing that my head might never be the same again. |
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Tommy moved up to the item she'd thrown up on stage, and sudden panic hit his face. |
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In fact, the true power of such a device lies not in its ability to spread radiation but in its ability to spread panic and fear. |
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I keep getting waves of panic and anxiety today, I just can't seem to get it together. |
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This suspension was unprecedented in that it was not preceded by a financial panic or a sudden demand for coin. |
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More importantly, the developing world has little to fear from sudden panic on Wall Street. |
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Well, it's another scare, but it's something that we should not panic about. |
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Everyone around began to panic at the sight and began to whisper and talk about what was going on. |
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Up until now, there's been no cause to panic because living was always cheap here. |
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They will also realise, no matter how long it takes, that they will not panic London into submission, nor will their ultimate aims succeed. |
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She got into the local drive and I started to explain to her how to find a file which was saved on the desktop and her panic stations shut down. |
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It would be more desirable to keep the power on, but realistically it is not panic stations if they do not stay on. |
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It bounced down off the underside, on to the line and out with City at panic stations. |
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Sidelined defender Gary Hobson believes York City must stand down from their panic stations to spark a rise up the table. |
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In microsites with higher light intensity, little bluestem, big bluestem, Indian grass, and panic grass dominated. |
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Jessica blamed herself for his sudden panic attack because it was around the time that she was born that he became a fitness freak. |
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Basically, they avoid any situation they fear would make them feel helpless if a panic attack occurs. |
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She says she suffered an acute panic attack, sending her to the emergency room. |
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More than a feeling of anxiety, a panic attack produces distinctive physical symptoms. |
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I've still got this problem, any time I hear that I just feel like some part of me goes funny, like a panic attack. |
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I knew a panic attack was coming on, but I had to hold on, get to the studio and get through the audition. |
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He suffered a panic attack at his office, and decided to come and talk to me to blow off some steam, as he put it. |
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We have now fitted an alarm system, with a panic button which switches on all the alarms if you press it. |
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On the night the incident took place, the nurses did manage to press the panic button at the accident and emergency department. |
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However, no matter how serious or complicated a new situation may appear, it's pointless to press the panic button. |
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We are mindful of that but it is not a situation where we think it necessary to press the panic button. |
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Panic buys have been replaced by pressing the panic button and jettisoning the guy in charge of the team. |
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That's four matches without a win for the Dublin club, but manager, Pete Mahon refuses to push the panic button. |
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Rather, they always seem to push the panic button of people who believe in esprit de corps more than they believe in the supremacy of the truth. |
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Our central bankers responded by hitting the panic button, provoking an abrupt and dramatic change in market perceptions. |
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Moscow, while not publicly pressing the panic button, has reasons to be worried. |
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And it is thought more increases could be on the way, leading to a possible spate of panic buying. |
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The sporadic panic buying of petrol was largely provoked by the government's own warnings. |
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The specter of the unfolding financial crisis incited some panic buying of Treasuries. |
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Some key commodities, however, look vulnerable to shortages and possible panic buying. |
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The shelves are beginning to look just a little empty and the situation can't be put down entirely to panic buying. |
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The isolation of panic disorder from anxiety neurosis corresponded to the development of anti-anxiety medications. |
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Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular. |
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Depression, panic disorder, and generalised anxiety disorder may all be treated effectively with antidepressant drugs. |
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In DSM-III, anxiety neurosis was divided into panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. |
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If there's a message to this movie, it's don't get a panic room because paranoia is not a good idea. |
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As it turns out, their presence in the panic room complicates matters for the burglars. |
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Meg and Sarah quickly hide in the panic room, but their safety is still in peril. |
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She said she thought she was going to die and tried to call her husband, but in her panic she misdialled. |
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Fittingly, then, panic for theoreticians is not strictly a sublime emotion. |
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When a panic attack strikes, most likely your heart pounds and you may feel sweaty, weak, faint, or dizzy. |
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She would cry, break into a cold sweat and suffer severe panic attacks at the gates every time she attempted to return. |
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I awoke in a cold sweat, in a frantic panic trying to determine whether or not you had made your declaration. |
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Almost the entire telephone network has collapsed, increasing panic among the inhabitants. |
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I had a brief moment of silent panic when I thought I'd chipped a tooth on a particularly hard bit. |
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There were also notable spurts of strange behaviour and panic from cast and crew while filming. |
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As a comedian, I spend the days in sheer panic with my notebook, then at night I turn to drinking. |
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The thought brought fear and a twinge of panic as Christopher scrubbed at his scalp. |
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She felt paranoia and panic rising up to claim her, but she wouldn't let that happen. |
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Do not start to panic if your hubby or wife has any of these sicknesses and you have not yet developed them. |
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Authorities say rumors of a landslide caused panic at a mountaintop Hindu temple. |
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At this point, sheer panic set in, as I was about 30 seconds from passing out. |
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Exposure to the particular stimulus provokes anxiety, which may include a situationally bound panic attack. |
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On the contrary, it accepts every claim made by the government as fact, while working to hype the warnings and promote popular panic and anxiety. |
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When this became apparent to Tom, my heart sank at the look of confusion and panic that clouded his face. |
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Suddenly a flutter of panic started in her stomach and she tried to pull away from her dance partner. |
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When he is informed that a young woman has arrived at his back door clutching a baby, near panic prevails. |
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Personal telephone alarm with pendent panic button applications must be in by May 17th. |
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Her eyes sparkled with some sort of emotional panic and her lips parted very slightly. |
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She felt a slight panic rip at her, and she tried her hardest to play her cards right without him finding up the cops were coming for him. |
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The panic about a potential bird flu pandemic also feeds off the constant diet of food scare stories that we have been force-fed for years. |
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Nowhere has the panic of a campaign off the rails been more obvious than in their policy on industrial relations. |
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But the panic his paper launched has all the elements of a classic modern health scare. |
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He studied the uncontrolled panic on his pale, hawk-nosed face and caught a glimpse of his disarrayed dark hair as he sped towards himself. |
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Bouts of depression, nervous breakdowns and panic attacks are ailments often not talked about especially when hunting for work. |
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I will be running on empty, my life fuelled only by the adrenaline created by feelings of constant panic and dread. |
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I sat down and watched the world go by, feeling the panic melt, or, more accurately, the new breathing space it freed up as it left. |
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The police arrive, gunshots are fired and panic breaks out as the bus passengers make a run for the border. |
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His bright verdant eyes widened in fear and panic as our hands suddenly lost contact. |
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As shots rang out students dived for cover as panic spread through the hall. |
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The man who constructed the panic room, he may be the only one who recognizes its weaknesses. |
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Indeed, the general lack of panic is, it seems to me, extraordinary, remarkable, and deeply moving. |
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Yet still panic lurks in dusty corners and slips through locked but drafty doors. |
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They cost the same as hammerers, have the same stats but get a shield and are immune to panic instead of stubborn. |
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There was an element of panic amongst those more used to solemn and largely artificial state ceremonies. |
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King's recommendations to women are in line with the sense of omnipresent threat and moral panic that he projects. |
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The anxiety attacks that are already afflicting MPs will be the more likely to swell into headless panic about losing the next election. |
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He views these as the squawks of a Chicken Little inciting panic and skepticism. |
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The thought sank into her and brought her senses to life, and Alli felt a sudden pang of guilt and panic strike her. |
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He added that the system includes a hidden panic button for hijack situations and emergencies as well as a tow-away alarm. |
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But it is far more likely that you would be affected by fear and panic than a terrorist weapon. |
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This created a panic across central Europe, as investors rushed to the banks to retrieve their own investments before these were frozen too. |
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I think people enjoy that frenzied panic of preparing for impending danger. |
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She span off into a frenzied panic that could only be alleviated by rushing round to the neighbour's for a cup of tea. |
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In the panic and rush to establish bona fides, no one even dared to suggest that the public might be better off knowing about such matters. |
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The village went into an uproarious panic as people scattered everywhere in confusion and fear. |
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An early filling-up flurry by drivers sparked fears of panic buying at several Swindon garages yesterday. |
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Betrand added that the fear of shortage prompted panic as some buyers purchased more cement than they usually purchased. |
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What she doesn't know is what the burglars are after is also in the panic room. |
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Unluckily, the booty the baddies are after is hidden within the so-called panic room. |
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The house itself becomes a trap, the panic room turning into a dead end instead of a safety net. |
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And if you buy one of these houses that have these elaborate systems, you would inherit this panic room. |
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The master bedroom is equipped with a steel-fortified, video-monitor filled, self-contained sanctuary called a panic room. |
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We become intimately familiar with the panic room, the stairs and the kitchen. |
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Stay afraid, keep your kids indoors, hoard that food, install your panic rooms and buy like there's no tomorrow. |
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The attack on Mrs Keegan was recorded on tape after she managed to press a panic button and it was played to a hushed courtroom. |
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The panic attacks are sometimes accompanied by claustrophobia but not always. |
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Among the most common manifestations of previous torture are panic attacks, insomnia and claustrophobia. |
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He does have panic attacks, which, if you are claustrophobic, is tough to watch. |
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The last thing you want is a hysterical claustrophobe, suffering from a panic attack! |
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The police have given Mr Bernasconi a panic alarm for his house but he says he is petrified to go out. |
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The most commonly prescribed MAOI is phenelzine, which is helpful for people with panic disorder. |
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At a posh dinner for his company, Jack stares down at his place setting in panic and terror. |
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After a moment's panic a rummage through the cupboard revealed a cool box which should be just the thing. |
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She noticed the foyer light was on as she approached her house and panic fled through her. |
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Now, certainly no one is advocating panic but they are advocating preparedness. |
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I want to express my outrage at how a company has taken advantage of the current panic over possible terrorist activities involving germ warfare. |
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Lindel took a momentary pause as he sifted through the classroom with his electric-blue eyes for any signs of panic amongst his pupils. |
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Like a man in a diving bell whose air supply has been cut off, my mind leapt between bouts of panic and thoughts of suffocation. |
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A leap of leopards strayed into a mango orchard, creating panic among the caretakers present at the farm. |
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I had three panic attacks in three days, the most severe of which involved me legging it in the middle of Keswick. |
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At this point the leading ants panic and backtrack to the safety of the swarm. |
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But then I do, but the temporary panic has unnerved me, and I worry about where I've put the keys. |
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The maintenance of public confidence and patient safety includes the avoidance of unnecessary panic and alarm. |
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He'd never been very good with analog watches and it always left him with a moment of panic to see the hands in a new configuration. |
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I witnessed the panic as people fled the city in cars, lorries, motor cycles, bullock carts, bicycles, rickshaws, you name it. |
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Individuals suffering panic attacks often go to great lengths to hide their symptoms because they fear ridicule. |
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People may show symptoms of depression and anxiety, panic attacks, or agoraphobia. |
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However, the fact that she suffers from anxiety and panic attacks is less certain of being admitted. |
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Thankfully, no-one was hurt, but still, Tom's mind was running riot with panic and worry. |
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Again, the familiar panic rose, but I fought against it, keeping my smile in place. |
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Nervous motorists start stockpiling fuel, causing a run on petrol, which in turn sparks yet more panic buying. |
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They rushed into the room in a mad panic and ran into her, nearly knocking her over in the process. |
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Stand off Andy Hirst caused panic in the home defence with a high bomb which was scrambled out of play. |
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The white slave panic of 1909-10 provoked an even more irrational and nativistic wave of government intrusiveness. |
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Some pedal feedback and noise is normal during panic stops or when braking on wet or slick surfaces. |
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I am overcome with vertigo and panic and feel frozen, yet forced to continue upwards. |
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William's left, comprised of Bretons, broke in panic amidst rumours that the duke was slain. |
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County missed a glorious chance when defensive panic from a free-kick caused Gavin to nod the ball over the advancing Henderson. |
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But she held firm, and when he realized she was serious, panic gripped him, clamping his rib cage like a vise. |
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Now all he felt like doing was whimpering in panic and fear of what would happen if his family ever found him. |
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This is worrying news but Banks, spying the panic in my eyes, moves swiftly to allay fears. |
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The court heard how the woman became suspicious and went to press the panic button on the burglar alarm. |
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After experiencing a panic attack, a person becomes more vulnerable to additional attacks. |
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The 17-year-old ended up on her knees, crying and suffering a panic attack. |
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Sometimes anxiety explodes in a panic attack, marked by a general feeling of terror. |
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If I pinch my hand, I have pain without suffering, whereas someone having a panic attack suffers without pain. |
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He says that his sense of humour disappeared, that he became short tempered and that he suffered the occasional panic attack. |
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The radios have a panic button to enable help to be summoned immediately or to order CCTV operators to turn cameras on an incident. |
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Her home will probably be fitted with a panic button to summon police if she is attacked. |
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As the boats were being lowered the Tuscania took on a list to starboard and panic began to set in. |
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I began to panic from the ripping pains in my stomach from the belly button down. |
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The panic room has a four-inch straight pipe leading right to the outside world. |
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The condemnation follows recent controversy in the US where a rash of product recalls has provoked a safety panic over free gifts. |
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Beginning to eat normally takes time and it should be done slowly so that you don't start to panic and lose control. |
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But then I woke up at 7am and whoosh, the tidal wave that is my to-do list flooded my thoughts and blind panic swept over me once again. |
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She hadn't had a nightmare, or a panic attack or anything of that sort, yet she was extremely agitated. |
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In addition, the person may develop irrational fears called phobias, such as agoraphobia, about situations where a panic attack has occurred. |
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These disorders include generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder and agoraphobia, the fear of open spaces. |
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I've seen clients who suffered for years with nameless agony, only to read an article about agoraphobia or panic disorder in a popular magazine. |
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In an agony of panic at this point, I beseeched her to tell me whether I needed medical attention. |
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A slow panic rose in his chest, shortening his breaths as he thought this. |
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With a rise in the water level of the Sutlej after the release of water from the Ropar headworks, panic has gripped villagers living along the Dhussi bundh. |
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Turkey farmers in the UK are in a panic over blackhead disease, fearing an outbreak among their flocks after the drug they used to rely on was banned. |
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He said the people seemed to panic more when the fire alarm went off. |
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Isaacs says that the epidemic is inciting panic worldwide that, in his opinion, may soon be warranted. |
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She started running, panic clearly written all over her face. |
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Full fledged panic rose through her and she let out a loud scream. |
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We were halfway to the casino when the thing suddenly sat up and meowed, striking wholescale panic into my usually cool-headed, crack reporting team. |
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There are even phantom sightings, a sure sign that panic is on the rise. |
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They love to panic customers into buying their overpriced insurance cover. |
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In a panic I took this paper from my pocket and thrust it under his nose. |
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Ninety-four years of reasonably deliberative history was thus replicated in three fortnights of panic inside the Eccles Building. |
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Nervy to begin with, he came close to panic as zero hour approached. |
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