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Did you uh, ever get this sort of. . . panicky, "Oh my god I'm gonna be a father" kind of a thing?

U. S. securities markets, nearly always behind the curve, have gone into a state of panicky volatility.

Mr Brown suddenly looks calm , determined and in control. Mr Bush has an unfortunate tendency to look panicky and out of his depth .

This was a self-help program that made the president less panicky about escaping in case of fire or enemy attack.

If done on the scale that the Bank of England has undertaken, it could restore stability to Europe's panicky bond markets.

The meeting took place against a background of crashing stock markets, panicky interest-rate cuts and a massive bank fraud.

By one panicky Pakistani estimate, India could eventually be making 280 nuclear weapons a year.

But on rehearsal day one panicky mother called during practice to see what time her teenager was supposed to show up.

And a dynamic clinic shows the traffickers the formula of cosmic economics , organically on a panicky picnic.

The fall-out of the credit crunch saw big banks disappearing or forced into panicky mergers with erstwhile rivals.

I think we were over worried about their crossing and set piece play. I think we looked a bit panicky at the back.

A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it.

Some in the panicky crowd who tried to flee over a bridge were crushed underfoot or fell over its sides into the water.

When you stop and think about all the food stored in your kitchen, it's hard not to get a little panicky.

Stressful situations may be anything from receiving an injection, to feeling panicky in a hot and overcrowded room.

When markets lose confidence in a nation's financial policy, a sharp and often panicky decline in its currency follows.

To tell the truth, I do feel a bit nervous and panicky.

The obsession with Soviet intentions causes the West to be smug during periods of detente and panicky during crisis.

Many time, the house price is stirs up trouble, "building" by "the speculator" "panicky" the buying homes situation rises suddenly.

The nearly onomatopoeic word for that panicky hesitation just before you have to introduce someone whose name you can't quite remember.

There have been economic-policy shifts, naturally, but no panicky retreat into isolation, populism or foreign adventures.

likes Xia Tian, and would want to woo her, Ah Jiang would not admit that he like Xia Tian but starts to get panicky and jealous.

If we've had a phone call that brought bad news, every time the phone rings we feel panicky and wonder, What has happened now?

Similarly, euro zone stocks are down only around 3. 5 percent for the year, a far-from-panicky performance given the stresses.

And that uncertainty leads to panicky purchases of grain, driving prices skyward.

This morning, there was such a panicky flight to 'quality' that investors were snapping up 10-year Treasury notes yielding a whopping 3. 1%.

Its subsidies for renewable energy are wasteful and its nuclear pull-out looks panicky.

Reacting to market panic with panicky rate cuts is likely to make things worse rather than better.

But whenever I thought about undertaking this project, I felt overwhelmed and panicky .

When panicky investors were rushing out of small currencies in the autumn of 2008, the euro seemed a haven.

This led to panicky selling, sharp cuts in payrolls and hoarding of cash by households.

Panicky demand is only part of the story.

Good documentation can reduce the harm from panicky users in two ways.

The panicky mind-set that has swept over investors since last summer has made credit become harder and harder to get.

I was getting panicky myself: Everything had happened so quickly that it was impossible to grasp the nature of the situation in full.

As anxious nations start to pursue their own panicky policies, international co-operation is breaking down.

They grow euphoric in authority and panicky at the thought of losing it.

If the hypnotist suggests that you are afraid, you may feel panicky or start to sweat.

Such panicky behaviour amplifies the impact of the Russian export ban.

fire ! fire ! ' an urgent and panicky sound of cry for help passed through the phone.

I hear faint popping sounds -- a hundred panicky sand crabs are ducking into their holes, just in case.

A panicky policeman shot five bullets into the air.

However, for many various rumours or "associate" real people became panicky and housing.

With singed hair, the panicky woman just escaped from the fire.

Any panicky market sell-off should be seen as buying opportunities.

As Mr Trichet spoke, the ECB's traders were buying government bonds to prevent a run on some countries and to calm panicky markets.

If so, employers might need to quickly undo some panicky layoffs when growth returns.

They were not panicky about their illness.

I shook my head to dislodge that train of thought, feeling panicky.

When I realized that the necklace was lost, I felt very panicky.

Panicky Y-front makers the world over worried if their contracts were void.

Fears of imminent flooding promoted panicky scenes on Saturday after the government warned people to evacuate several vulnerable areas.

But in a panicky market, even relatively strong economies such as Poland are taking a beating.

The prospect of euro membership in three years' time is unlikely to calm panicky financial markets now.

People always get a little panicky when there's talk of shortage, because we all want what we can't get.

So each bailout has been ad hoc and panicky.

teacher may make the students feel panicky.

Today the hope is that customers will be less panicky.

These are the things that help me when I get panicky.

Or it may be perceived as the panicky response of an absolute monarchy to the wave of revolution unfolding across the Arab world;

A strange priest brings dire warnings to Thorn: His trip to the zoo results in a panicky frenzy;

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