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Result: panic at Fox News due to the potential loss of advertising.
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However, the SNP said the opinion polls were causing Labour to panic.
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I need to solve a problem right now, or I will panic.
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A panic approach and response to anything does not help, he said.
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We really can't risk the prospect of a general panic right now.
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Georges, in surprise and affright, mechanically made the sign of the cross.
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The very thought of it causes the sailor to shiver with affright.
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A thrill of affright ran through her; and she cried out, beseechingly:
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But he looked at the problem only to start back in affright.
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Before Edmund could reply we all sprang to our feet in affright.
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Come, deal openly with us; new ideas have no terrors for us.
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The terrors of the law make up the majesty of the judge.
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HG See also: The Fear -funny types discuss their darkest terrors.
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My four year old has had night terrors every night since Christmas.
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The days in prison are interminable, and the nights have nameless terrors.
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It is a moody monster not catalogued in the list of terrors.
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But in 1868 terrors occurred which are without precedent in island history.
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The night held its own terrors, and made even brave men afraid.
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She had known him all along, in that place kept for terrors.
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The theory of holding property in common had no terrors for him.
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Hades had lost its terrors; no place could be found for it.
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Death has no terrors for them; they never give it a thought.
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Meanwhile, dark and superstitious terrors were at work in the Grecian camp.
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The next day was become one of the terrors of his life.
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Portia was very proud of how composed Sidonie was, given yesterday's terrors.
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The fear of thirst is to them the greatest of all terrors.
