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But even assuming all this comes to pass, there's still little reason for the market to get itself into a tizzy.

So if the property bubble bursts, it would certainly send the heavily-indebted local governments into a financial tizzy.

The increase, modest as it is, has thrown educationalists into a tizzy.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney. com) -- A Treasury report on foreign exchange rates has lawmakers in a tizzy about China's cheap currency.

Another thing that I've learned is that any hint of northern European origins sends the newborn crowd into a tizzy.

When I walked in, all the girls in the office were in a tizzy.

This demand has thrown some organizations into a tizzy.

And that, inevitably, has got the space cadets who wish to build permanently crewed bases on the moon in a tizzy.

The convening of the 111th Congressfound Democrats in a tizzy over whether to seat Roland Burris as a senator from Illinois.

These designs send people who usually use two-button mice into a tizzy about how to right click.

When Bieber was asked what exactly he meant by her (blank) he blushed and softly whispered the words tizzy muzzy (muffin).

She threw all of Italy into a tizzy last year when it was discovered she would spend only four days in Milan during February's fashion week.

The move sent NBA fanatics into an inquisitive tizzy: When did Shaq last play for L.

And so what does Buffett think about the Fed's move to hold rates low that has the market all in a tizzy that Tuesday?

Brad Pitt: Well, I heard momma and Tizzy whisper, and they said I was gonna die soon, but . . . maybe not.

When we buy a beer at Tizzy for him, he drinks it and walks away drunken, so drunken, that he drops his key on the stool.

Well, I heard Mama and Tizzy whispering