"Markets stop panicking when central banks start panicking," Hartnett said.
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I do see friends of mine who are panicking — and I'm not panicking.
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Lily: I'm buying this because I can see everyone panicking, so I'm also panicking [laughs].
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"Markets stop panicking when policy makers start panicking," Bank of America strategists wrote in a report to clients late last week.
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In lieu of panicking, here&aposs what to do instead:210 things to do now instead of panicking about the stock market27.
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People started panicking and getting afraid that regulation was coming.
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Panicking, she quickly tried to justify what she had done.
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"Everybody on the plane started panicking," Aniston recalled to DeGeneres.
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Danny, are people panicking in the streets of New York?
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Before I left Los Angeles for Budapest, I was panicking.
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Panicking over the possibility of losing your right to choose?
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But people like Zaheen Hafzer are panicking over this change.
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I ain't panicking, I just got to figure it out.
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This is panicking people on both sides of the debate.
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As Cramer always says, nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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Instead of judging me or panicking, they made me welcome.
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The public went from ignoring AIDS to panicking over it.
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The kids are trying to comfort me, but I'm panicking.
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And, repeat after me: nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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Investors are panicking over Celgene's new long term sales guidance.
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Then she looked at her guest, who was quietly panicking.
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Russia has begun to pull out and Khamenei is panicking.
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" Liang has countered that he was "panicking" and "in shock.
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I stood in a corner, panicking about the looming lesson.
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"I've got brides panicking with weddings in September," said Sevilla.
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Some students are panicking about where they're going to live.
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But even though reports have been rough, I'm not panicking.
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House GOP leaders aren't publicly panicking over retirements just yet.
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If the parent is panicking, the child will fall apart.
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Galleries were panicking because they were running out of images.
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Nor is it to argue that we should shift from panicking over opioids to panicking over benzodiazepines—while both classes of drugs can clearly do harm, there are just as clearly some who benefit.
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" Reacting to the news, Philipps said she started "panicking and shaking.
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The superintendent of Denver Public Schools has been panicking for weeks.
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Some are "panicking, they can't sleep and can't eat," Courter remarked.
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I'm full on panicking bc I want off this nightmare asap.
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"I am not in the business of panicking myself," he said.
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"Of course we're panicking," said a female activist living in Hubei.
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Buy low as Freeman owners are probably panicking at the moment.
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As Jim Cramer always says, nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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The Great Depression taught that panicking depositors really are a menace.
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Right now there are two things you might be panicking about.
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The long answer is *internal panicking* WHERE DO WE EVEN BEGIN?!
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I wasn't scared at all, even when everyone else was panicking.
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But the latter think investors are panicking for no good reason.
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She was turning a purplish blue color, and I was panicking.
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The girls, panicking, pounded on the doors, but they wouldn't budge.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE, former Massachusetts Gov.
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His team was panicking and they needed to shake things up.
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If he struggles against the Falcons, then you can start panicking.
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Republicans in D.C. are panicking over Tuesday's West Virginia Senate primary.
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Instead of panicking, you get your phone out and tweet it.
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Everywhere you look lately, centrists are panicking about the emboldened left.
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I would hope that Stefan would have prevented me from panicking.
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"I was panicking because my grandma is my life," he said.
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Three weeks ago, they could barely serve 20 meals without panicking.
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Markets are said to stop panicking when policymakers begin to panic.
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"There's a lot of panicking going on," said the doctor placidly.
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Here's my advice to anyone who's panicking about their investments.1.
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But market experts advised investors against panicking for the time being.
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Panicking, Nicolas Maduro is once again waving the flag of dialogue.
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They tried to trick him into making mistakes, or into panicking.
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At least in public, Ryan (R-Wis.) is not panicking yet.
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Nelson said in a statement on Saturday that Scott was panicking.
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"My head is spinning and my clients are panicking," he told Reuters.
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So what could Republicans panicking over Trump actually do at this point?
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Panicking, I wanted to see him, which didn't happen for several hours.
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To be clear, no company or investment firm should be publicly panicking.
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People are having fun doing it but personally I was inside panicking.
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"We have kids that are just really panicking a bit," she said.
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There were several videos like this that showed people panicking and running.
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I was trapped, panicking, terrified, and losing control until he would return.
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PHILO: There's a lot to take away: That she's panicking, for starters.
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Panicking, Kazzee grabbed her daughter, took her outside and called for help.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE to run for president.
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And now, producers are panicking over how to proceed after his accident.
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The manager began panicking about having a medical emergency on her hands.
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Before Americans were panicking about heroin, they were freaking out about meth.
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Ron Johnson thinks people are panicking way too much about the coronavirus.
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Now we can all go back to panicking about our inevitable deaths.
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Schwandt could hear Gerszewski panicking, breathing heavily and running around the apartment.
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She was although panicking because she thought her mother would be angry.
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"It gets to be about an hour, and I'm panicking," he says.
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Despite the ongoing sell-off, many managers were not panicking just yet.
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NOT SO STRONG Still, the SNB may not be panicking just yet.
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The first thing is being at peace with it instead of panicking.
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The group-date guys are now insecure, panicking, and ready to kiss.
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Dreamblook was probably panicking at this point, but this is a major mistake.
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Why aren't more people panicking as our life-giving orb slowly erodes away?
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"There was panicking" in Ukraine after that statement, Jarabik said, speaking from Kiev.
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The one Thursday sent residents panicking and threw ongoing aid efforts into chaos.
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They focused on not panicking the public, encouraging awareness, and pointing out resources.
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People are panicking a little and eating the hamentashen someone brought from home.
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Or maybe you're simply worrying about nothing at all but are panicking nonetheless.
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Investors are not panicking: the firms' share prices have fallen, but only slightly.
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Not so unusual that we're panicking, but unusual enough to raise some eyebrows.
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In the mid-15th century, Europe was a panicking, volatile witch-hunt hotspot.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE may enter the Democratic race.
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Everyone was in crisis, panicking about where she was going to go next.
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It took only those few minutes for the lieutenant's wife to start panicking.
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And Tom said to me, 'If I look like I'm panicking, I'm acting.
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Pretty much everyone he knows in the industry is either panicking or scrambling.
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For the moment, Froome is free to continue racing, and he isn't panicking.
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I was panicking so much and I made him call 9-1-1.
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My phone is lighting up with people either panicking or sending funny videos.
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I leapt to my feet, panicking, and ran to get the hair dryer.
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Understanding why you're panicking can help you fix some other core money issues.
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"I'm panicking, I'm shaking right now," said Ms. Atienza, who verged on tears.
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He knows being nervous and panicking is what causes people to get hurt.
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Instead of panicking, people can take precautionary measures to protect themselves and others.
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However, an expert told Mashable that this doesn't necessarily mean people are panicking.
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"We were all panicking at the moment because basically these are our kids."
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So, the most important thing is we shouldn't be panicking or being anxious.
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Panicking, which can lead to hyperventilation, is the number-one enemy to survival.
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People began panicking again, thinking that the truck driver had returned, Allemand wrote.
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I think the virus will slow down in the near term, while everyone is panicking, and then we will run out of panicking steam and it will resurge… potentially infecting us all as a result of our hand washing hubris.
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Heather Cafarella, a bartender at R Bar, said people didn't appear to be panicking.
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Some people aboard are "panicking, they can't sleep and can't eat," passengers told Insider.
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They were panicking on the floor, people were rocking back and forth, throwing up.
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Remember when everyone was panicking for last-minute Mother's Day gifts back in May?
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We're just not panicking about it because it's American and we've already accepted it.
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Clinton's staffers are trying to keep supporters from panicking about the primary campaign itself.
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But despite the epidemic, Drake didn't observe anyone panicking during her five-day trip.
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We're unsure of how to best manage technology in our homes, and we're panicking.
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It's that balance of not panicking, but at the same time playing very urgent.
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A TVOne reporter said Padang residents were panicking and there were heavy traffic jams.
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"Not panicking," point guard Reggie Jackson told reporters of the team's state of mind.
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Flames were feet away, smoke was thick, cars weren't moving and people were panicking.
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I feel like I need to be because my mom is panicking so much.
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He came to see one of us last winter, 100 pounds overweight and panicking.
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I wish I could have seen the gallery interns panicking—that would be funny.
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At his home not far from the school, Fatima's father, Auwal Bukar, was panicking.
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"We aren't panicking, we're not worried," he said after the loss to New Orleans.
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No panicking, no sensationalism, just everything you need to know in one daily update.
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Are you panicking about the amount of time your kids spend on their phones?
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How well I remember the feeling of panicking and being in over my head!
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She reported never panicking even in dangerous situations such as a recent traffic incident.
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Christmas Day is just around the corner, and it's officially time to start panicking.
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"He was panicking because he was trapped in the house," said Maria Helena Furtado.
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Republican Talking Points' over whistleblower question Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE.
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While Londoners are not yet panicking, the government appears to be weighing dubious responses.
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In fact, they say, panicking about the putative changes plays right into the president's hands.
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You can stop panicking about a superhuman AI. As Kevin Kelly writes, that's a myth.
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No one asked me why I was panicking and I kept my panic a secret.
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I was kind of panicking because I was like, he's going to kill his dog.
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" Finally, when Cassie cannot stop panicking, Colton simply announces, "I… want to be with you.
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"Some people are panicking, but it's not really a panic for me," she told me.
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I was panicking that something might have happened to one of my close family members.
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Not in the "stocks are panicking" way, because investors shrug at one-time earnings hits.
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Another is him and his mother panicking after learning that his cancer is finally inoperable.
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Laurie Couch, for instance, described herself as isolated and panicking when Garrett Hall approached her.
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DPP activists had been panicking, as Ms Tsai has been trailing badly in the polls.
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He told CNN that he heard a "bang" and saw people panicking around the area.
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Panicking will certainly not help the situation, and again, we're still in that playoff position.
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Richard Pitino isn't panicking yet, but chances are that panic is just one loss away.
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They began touching their meager savings, mildly panicking, and wondering what their alternatives might be.
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"You want to be a real man, but you're just a mannequin panicking," she raps.
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" The bottom line is, as Cramer always says, "No one ever made a dime panicking.
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Instead of panicking when their views were unpopular, they crafted strategies to shift popular opinion.
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Panicking, he leaves, but runs into Athena, a girl practicing her song in the stairwell.
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Financial advisors say their clients are reaching out for information but aren't panicking just yet.
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But there's good news: None of them are panicking, which means you shouldn't be either.
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She said everything happened so fast and everyone is panicking and running around the room.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE decided to get in on the action.
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Carlo A. Scissura, the president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, said businesses were panicking.
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Such fears seem overblown because once markets start panicking, Congress and the president usually act.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE moved closer to launching a presidential bid.
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"If you're up there panicking, that creates a different atmosphere for the city," he said.
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As an avid eyebrow-filler, I was panicking about my choice to try this treatment.
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Coughing and panicking, he made his way to his refrigerator for a pitcher of water.
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Update "Travelers are panicking" after Lombok, an emerging tourism destination, was hit by multiple earthquakes.
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But no European politician is panicking about South Sudanese or Rohingya refugees — or most crises.
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It is panicking and not rational, as fundamentally the world is well supplied with food.
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People started losing their jobs almost immediately, tours just went away, and everyone was panicking.
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If you're panicking, you might be one of those people taking too aggressive an approach.
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In the meantime, the industries that will be most immediately and obviously affected are panicking.
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If the centrists are panicking, they think, then their candidate must be doing something right.
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Then they start panicking and start demanding their money back all at the same time.
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Married men from all over began reaching out to Eargle, some panicking about the letter.
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"Everybody was dropping gear, panicking, jumping over tables," Mr. Fogarty said in a phone interview.
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After a minute of my own panicking that I broke it, it worked normally again.
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"In the past, if something wasn't running in a hurry, someone was panicking," he said.
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Consumers are not panicking by any means: Confidence is still relatively high by historical standards.
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Walden and many other senior Republicans insist they aren't panicking, despite the fresh warning signs.
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The orchard owners and farmers were panicking, not having enough labor to harvest their crops.
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"We're not panicking and selling the whole group" despite muted forward-earnings estimates, Bapis said.
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By then, Republicans were panicking about Trump as the nominee, but it was too late.
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That little guy's not dancing for joy; he's panicking at the thought of what he's become.
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"We are not panicking in this trade, we are right-sizing our equity allocation," Camporeale said.
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But unlike last quarter, investors aren't panicking, and shares are up nearly 8% in premarket trading.
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Digital advertisers are panicking over Google's decision to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome browser.
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Now, the West has swung from discounting Chinese innovation to panicking, depicting an unstoppable tech juggernaut.
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Muriel (played by Anne Reid), her grandchildren, and her great-grandchildren start panicking — What happens next?
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I spent most of winter break panicking over what I wanted to do with my life.
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She said she was panicking and even showed them her student ID to try and explain.
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"We are panicking a lot," Sandi, a resident of Carita beach, told Metro TV by telephone.
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We spoke to a lot of them and they were panicking about their family in Lombok.
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They said Duterte's decision was an admission of guilt and a sign that he was panicking.
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But I wondered how many of them were inwardly panicking, thinking if they might be next.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE if he were to get into the race.
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"Well, I was high and panicking and at work, so I called my dad," he said.
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When the first exit polls last Sunday indicated low turnout at the referendum, people started panicking.
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Yesterday I wrote that Republicans are panicking as signs point to imminent blockbuster actions from Mueller.
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Panicking, Taghizadeh did everything he could think of, calling and sending emails but getting no response.
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It's not about panicking and quarantining to protect one's self, but to protect others around you.
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But it does mean hosts are left panicking over how to accommodate everyone's needs and preferences.
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Panicking mildly, I entered the wrong pin three times before I finally managed to unlock it.
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You need to always be very confident it's going to be fine, even if you're panicking.
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"The regime is panicking," said Hafiz Ismail Mohamed, an activist with Justice Africa, a nongovernmental organization.
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Instead, this awkward speech (though it enraptures a crew of panicking sailors) loses any potential impact.
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She'd just married and had these crazy pictures taken; it was no wonder she was panicking.
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"I think people are panicking because of the news from Texas day after day," he said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The coronavirus outbreak is spreading far and wide, disrupting whole industries and panicking investors.
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Sundus Rasheed, who lives in Karachi's seaside neighborhood of Kemari, told CNN that residents were panicking.
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My message to panicking Democrats is: Take a deep breath, and don't make your job harder.
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The agency is not "panicking yet," she said, since it is early in the budget process.
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"At this point I'm frantic, I'm really panicking," said Davis, who lives on a fixed income.
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Later, "panicking and realizing their mistake," they allowed the deceased to be delivered to the cemetery.
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Two or three times a week I stop what I am doing because I am panicking.
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On black-ish, Zoey's sexuality was usually treated as a source for other people's stories, whether that meant her dad Andre Johnson (Anthony Anderson) panicking about his little girl growing up, or her mom Rainbow Johnson panicking about her daughter not opening up enough about boys.
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"Everybody was panicking because they had organized their whole lives around (emigrating to the U.S.)," said Bnyad.
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As the specter of a Donald Trump presidency hangs in the air, congressional Republican leaders are panicking.
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The boys were given anti-anxiety medication to prevent them from panicking as they squeezed through crevices.
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"We're not panicking," Doolittle said, feeling confident in Scherzer and the scheduled Game 403 starter, Stephen Strasburg.
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"From my hotel window I saw passersby dragging someone who was injured and onlookers panicking," he tweeted.
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And since he wasn&apost panicking after a 4-3 start to this season, neither were they.
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As Kate and her two kids are lifted into the air, she starts panicking and crying again.
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A panicking party seems primed to bring about "all sorts of breakdowns" and "all sorts of chaos".
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"I started panicking," he told a military judge after giving himself up and being charged with desertion.
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No mathematical formula, however clever, can find a buyer for a trader's positions when everyone is panicking.
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The intrigue: Even at the height of selling, when the market sank 5%, investors were not panicking.
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And if Sweden had just voted to leave the EU, it's unlikely that anyone would be panicking.
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It is how you panic, though, and there you go: no one ever made a dime panicking.
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As you can see, the scene was a bloodbath ... with people panicking and authorities drawing their weapons.
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The Brexiteers retort that the prime minister is panicking after polls put the Leave side narrowly ahead.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE as someone who he thinks could do the job.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible 2628 bid could shake up the Democratic primary.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE joining the 2020 race is a bad idea. Rep.
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The Conservative party spends a lot of its time panicking about the threat of the Brexit Party.
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"And that's when I sensed the roo was panicking, and thinking, 'I'm being attacked on all sides.'"
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When I was a medical student, doctors around me were panicking about methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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While nothing is impossible, please take a moment before panicking if you receive one of these emails.
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He was, they'd be pressed to say by a panicking producer, quite polite when he ordered pints.
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No one knows anything and everyone is panicking—our fragile system of life is being disrupted completely.
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But Cuomo, who said he has not been tested, warned people against panicking about the new numbers.
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They said people were keeping their distance in public and "panicking" less, but that hospitals are overwhelmed.
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Neymar races up the middle like the sports car that he is, panicking the Serbs a little.
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"We #resist because we're panicking, and we want to do the right thing so hard," he said.
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" He added: "I told them to keep their calm, to not start panicking and try things out.
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Even though Dr. Oz will mostly be serving in a ceremonial role, it's still worth panicking about.
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After initially panicking a bit, the three of us got hold of ourselves and got to work.
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But if everyone thinks everyone else is panicking or about to panic, the market will melt down.
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Unless of course you forgot to pre-order, in which case you might be panicking right now.
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" That's why Cramer is always drilling down on another cardinal rule: "Nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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I spent the entire 11 hour flight panicking that he'd murdered someone and was on the run.
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Should everyone start panicking and prepare to begin sucking up to their new Chinese and Russian overlords?
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Or because JCC leaders are trying to quiet the story for fear of panicking parents and losing students?
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"We aren't panicking, but there is concern," said Maggie Holliman, a member of the Republican state executive committee.
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Before you start panicking, know that Jupiter retrograde doesn't have a whole lot in common with Mercury retrograde.
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Before you start panicking and thinking you'll have to completely relearn how to use an iPad, just stop.
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Biden — though his supporters are panicking about his campaign — is second only to Bernie in national polling averages.
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Cut off the oxygen, and we humans start hyperventilating, panicking, and having acid build up in our tissues.
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Most importantly, the Americans panicking over a Donald Trump presidency can't forget our system of checks and balances.
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Panicking firms would agree to huge ransoms, more concerned with freeing their executives than driving down the fee.
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The ground crew isn't here yet, so there's no one to ask for details, and people are panicking.
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"It was the day the market dropped 770 points, and everyone looked like they were panicking," he said.
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Instead of panicking, Sabrina saw opportunity knocking on her door, and paid a brilliant tribute to the internet.
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"I could tell that she was in a real bad, panicking state of mind," the concerned mother said.
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His co-workers began panicking before the first paycheck was missed during the December-January partial government shutdown.
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Aubree was panicking after she discovered the family dog, Zoey, had attacked Sam, her Elf on the Shelf.
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Some even saw it as an opportunity to poach staff and assets from companies they saw as panicking.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE appears to also be moving toward a White House bid.
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These are the moments when you really reiterate your faith in God, but none of us were panicking.
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"Or they can hope they don't notice, and then a month before the flight, people might start panicking."
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I'm proud of the fact that even though we've lost three games in the last five, nobody's panicking.
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Panicking, he tried to force his way through, but got snarled in traffic next to a fuel truck.
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On the night of the event, she rushes between rooms, panicking about the construction of the fetish maze.
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And while the historically large auctions do give Bishop concern, the strategist explained he isn't panicking just yet.
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If your wife can pull off simple gratitude for a surprise gift without panicking, more power to her.
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And if the White House is panicking, well, that's likely to trigger a broader panic in the country.
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", Instead of panicking, take a deep breath and ask: "When was the last time I cleaned my hands?
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The law would essentially rewrite the rules of the gig economy, and businesses of all kinds are panicking.
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Then he was running — 23 years old, on a darkened street, gasping, panicking, wondering how this had happened.
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"People aren't necessarily getting the media literacy they need, so they're just kind of panicking," Ms. LaCapria said.
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Now it would seem more realistic to portray a character panicking about whether the gemstone was ethically sourced.
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I think this is why the Washington Post, for instance, isn't panicking over being banned from Trump's events.
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Soon, everyone is panicking, there's a run on US military forces, and disaster looms just around the corner.
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To all parents out there who are struggling, panicking, or feeling the pressure, I say: Do it your way.
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Philip Pollina told NBC his daughter was waist-deep in the water off Sailors Haven when she started panicking.
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Santa Cruz Deputy District Attorney Rafael Vazquez said the video also showed her panicking and attempting to revive Hayes.
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For the most part, Cunanan just hung out in an apartment watching his own face on TV and panicking.
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I was panicking, I was worried every time I got a letter from the lawyer or the phone rang.
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"I don't see the markets panicking to the topside for any particular reason, other than short covering," Gordon added.
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Those who understand their risk can better stomach market losses without panicking or selling at the worst possible time.
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The only problem was me this morning spilling their smoothie everywhere and panicking but other than that was great.
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Republicans underscore the narrative that their party is falling apart by panicking over Trump's continued success in the primaries.
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He did, however, advocate rebalancing portfolios — through selling higher-priced assets and buying lower-priced ones — instead of panicking.
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Fireworks are especially tough on many pups, and also hard on owners who have to calm their panicking pets.
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They slow down, assess the situation, and generally wait for it to stop, without panicking or taking evasive action.
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However, many companies have been panicking over the looming regulations, unsure of how to comply without inconveniencing their users.
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The "grassroots" here obviously aren't panicking—support for legalization is growing and recently reached 60 percent in one survey.
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And because, ironically enough, he had been "panicking" a bit about his future status as a result of Brexit.
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Panicking, he worried that the cryptocurrency he had labored so hard to acquire had now disappeared without a trace.
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A few people were sort of panicking, but not these two girls who I found in the shoe department.
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If you wait until Prime Day to gather your thoughts, you might forget something while you're hurrying slash panicking.
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"I don't think insurers are panicking," said Kymberly Kochis, partner at law firm Sutherland Asbill & Brennan's New York office.
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The owners were trying to evacuate more than 100 dogs in cages, each panicking as water flooded the home.
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A second explosion was reported moments later, apparently as panicking crowds ran from the scene of the first explosion.
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How are panicking people who need to get out of their homes supposed to dig through all this information?
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In panicking haste, Valerie helped Robyn put on layers of clothes over her pajamas: socks, cord trousers, plimsolls, jumper.
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While we're not panicking just yet, we might still stock up on a couple of our fave candy bars.
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I bathed them in smoke for about 15 minutes before panicking that they would taste like stubbed-out cigarettes.
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This will help you navigate through periods of uncertainty when many people are panicking or acting out of fear.
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In 1931, a boat carrying four farmers capsized while they tried to row a panicking cow across Kollafjordur fjord.
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The men rushed toward her, making sure she was OK, panicking at how close she could've been knocked out.
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Others could have saved but didn't and are panicking now that the first tuition bill is close at hand.
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The resignations and May's precarious position left investors panicking that Britain could exit the European Union without any agreement.
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"Donald Trump is panicking, and using cruel attacks on immigrants to distract and sow fear," Castro wrote on Twitter.
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The Health Ministry has blamed the problem on panicking Egyptians hoarding medicines and said it would not raise prices.
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It was an overwhelming feeling that can best be described as panicking and feeling desperate at the same time.
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Outside, there were four attendants panicking, asking if everything was alright, and the entire plane was looking at me.
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At the same time, governments, security experts, and providers need to be aware of the risks, but without panicking.
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Learning to cope with that emotional load ultimately made me stronger — you won't see me panicking too often nowadays.
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But it may not be enough to keep investors from panicking when the readout on jobless claims comes through.
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I initially thought that liberals were panicking excessively about that ruling, but subsequent empirical research suggests I was wrong.
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This is the life you chose, I would think, teeth grinding, confused about the time, panicking about my overdraft.
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The lunchroom was madness, with everyone panicking over when — or if — they'd have that money when they needed it.
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READ: Democrats can stop panicking about a contested convention now During a call with the press on Wednesday, Rep.
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"Everyone was panicking and running around," said Graham Hunter, 24, who arrived with friends just as the incident ended.
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During a crisis, government debt can quickly be sold to meet withdrawals by panicking depositors and short-term creditors.
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Video taken from the phone of one of his passengers shows the occupants panicking after authorities stop the truck.
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Despite the numerous points of friction, Stephen Jacobi, the executive director of the New Zealand China Council, isn't panicking.
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I'd tell myself I was having fantastic adventures, but deep down I was out of my depth and panicking.
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The stock market, panicking over this, crashed, only to bounce back strongly over the next day and a half.
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A group of people wearing black masks has killed local administrators close to the government, so the residents are panicking.
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Before you indulge in usual Black Friday antics like screaming and panicking and buying everything in sight, take a breath.
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Blogging out the mishap, CloudFlare admitted that some customers were hit when the company's DNS proxy software, RRDNS, started panicking.
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But to answer you a question though I didn't start panicking like I'm going to get thrown out of here.
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And speaking more broadly, Nichols isn't wrong that panicking hasn't led to a lot of productive politics in the past.
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He then took it upon himself to get into the water and help the boy, who appeared to be panicking.
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I worry for my kids, my friends and probably my economic situation too but this won't be helped by panicking.
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Another scene that D'Amico isn't a fan of shows Versace panicking at the thought of paparazzi catching the pair together.
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Instead of panicking and chucking whatever you're making on the floor, just take a deep breath and start problem solving.
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That is about the same as London, a city 100 times larger and currently panicking about its high murder rate.
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I'd be in a cold sweat, panicking over whether I was staring too long at them, and creeping them out.
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In homeland security, we do this all the time -- focusing efforts on prevention rather than panicking about the possible consequences.
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After panicking for over an hour while trying to choose a new username, I got locked out of my account.
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I remember hearing the sound of planes, or having to pack my bags for any kind of venture and panicking.
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Rather than panicking over possible costs in advance, McClanahan has clients think ahead about lifestyle issues that could affect expenses.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE to support a wealth tax before joining the crowded 2020 Democratic primary.
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It was the era of anti-gay marriage ballot initiatives, of Democrats panicking over the loss of white Christian voters.
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Instead of panicking as she watched friends and family run for shelter at a gift shop, she played it cool.
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" That's why Cramer is always drilling down on one of his most important rules: "Nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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The girls are already panicking with the talks, they see it on the news, and I'm even in a panic.
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The site was banned there in 2009 after independence activists used the site to communicate with each other, panicking authorities.
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A photographer captured scenes of panicking migrants, including children, who had been stranded at sea for at least 12 hours.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," Ms. Deryan said.
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" Panicking, also releasing panic, his verse finds refuge, momentarily, at "the thinnest brink" where, "thinking on thinking, / the current pulses.
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ET. The president made the announcement after attacking the media for "panicking markets" through their coverage of the virus. —Breuninger.
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The first reason that I'm able to watch the prices drop without panicking is that I am a young investor.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria — With Bulgaria in the grips of a bank run in the summer of 2200, Lyubomir Vassilev was panicking.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats are panicking that a Bernie Sanders nomination could hand President Trump unified control of Washington next year.
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Now elite Republicans are panicking as they watch their base turn to different and terrifying kinds of politicians in response.
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Divers involved in the rescue recently revealed each of the children were sedated to stop them from panicking during the rescue.
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If anyone should be panicking about this news in 2017, it's professional negotiators, who could find themselves out of a job.
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"Warren Buffett's not panicking," Michael Farr, president and CEO of Washington, DC-based wealth management firm Farr, Miller & Washington told CNBC.
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But he's not, really and Gypsy and Nick start panicking — their scheming clearly isn't as fool proof as they previously thought.
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In the past few months, it has claimed the lives of more than 10,000 Americans — and yet no one is panicking.
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He immediately tells Alex that he's not bisexual, and is simply panicking about his imminent de-virginization with his girlfriend, Claire.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," she told the Times.
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It looks like there's going to be a blizzard tomorrow and my cousin and I are panicking about the truck situation.
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Asian credit was softer across the board, but investors were not panicking, as many decided not to sell at current levels.
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"I said I have to calm down, if I kept panicking I wasn't going to get out of it," she says.
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Hopefully, we've grown up enough as a society to embrace the return of these awesome creatures rather than panicking about it.
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"Everyone is panicking," said Xie Yingqiang, who has a farm just 40 km (25 miles) from the latest case in Lianyungang.
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While over-regulating any industry is negative for shareholders and stock performance, UMB Bank's chief investment officer KC Mathews isn't panicking.
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" Well, the president used a series of tweets to say quote Obama critic, Dan Bongino is saying: "John Brennan is panicking.
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NO ONE is panicking yet in Oakland, but something isn't quite right with this year's edition of the Golden State Warriors.
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Her boyfriend, whom she lives with and who basically bankrolls her life, broke up with her this morning and she's panicking.
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I get off the train panicking because my office is 12 miles outside the city and the highway sucks on Fridays.
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"One of the worst things you can do when coming across a rattlesnake is to start panicking," the fire department says.
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Panicking, she gives the game away, and once she tells the bad guys that she has a son, her leverage evaporates.
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Back in 2008, panicking investors helped the U.S. government force its bank bailout through Congress at the second time of asking.
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Instead of panicking about the sell-off, a lot of the Boston-based company's clients are putting more money to work.
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Try and reassure people around you—many of whom may be panicking if they're in need of insulin or prescription medications.
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That's what I liked, I didn't feel like we were panicking even though they scored a couple back-to-back there.
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You should avoid panicking and still file your taxes, even if you can only pay a portion of the amount due.
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Mnuchin, for his part, has said he wants to avoid drama in the debt ceiling talks to avoid panicking the markets.
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He rushes to the hospital, where he encounters his ex-gf/dad's current gf, Vanessa, panicking and getting ready to leave.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's potential candidacy injects a new level of uncertainty into an already chaotic race.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE, on Monday over the latter's interest in a run for president next year.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE, has filed paperwork to get on the ballot in the state of Alabama.
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He appeared somewhat mystified by the phenomenon; to Cecily's ears, the words were as loud and panicking as a fire alarm.
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If you're panicking over Wednesday's market declines, here's your silver lining: You might have a great opportunity to save on taxes.
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Instead of panicking, use the email content as your guide to making improvements and put your all into salvaging your job.
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It can admittedly be difficult to think long-term and stay the course without panicking when things don't go your way.
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TV reports said patients at hospitals in Padang were evacuated and there were traffic jams as panicking residents tried to leave.
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It's not like we're staring recession in the face, and everyone is cashed up to the eyeballs and policymakers are panicking.
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"I'm panicking," Zac said this fall, a few weeks before he was supposed to take the ACT for the second time.
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I fear people panicking and trying to evacuate, then getting into accidents that block narrow, single-lane mountain and rangeland roads.
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I was panicking and phoning up all these places to see if I could get Plan B, but nowhere was open.
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It was the era of anti-same-sex marriage ballot initiatives, of Democrats panicking over the loss of white Christian voters.
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And it complicates an already difficult high wire act for the health experts, who want to prepare Americans without panicking them.
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Competitors, Olympic staff members and journalists claimed not to be panicking, but the quietly growing sense of wariness here was palpable.
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Trump revealed the Wednesday evening news conference on Twitter after attacking media for "panicking markets" through their coverage of the virus.
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In a tweet announcing the press conference on Wednesday, Trump attacked media for "panicking markets" through their coverage of the virus.
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"Panicking during a sell-off has never been a good move," Bespoke Investment Group wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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CLINTON FALLOUT: Via The Hill's Amie Parnes, Hillary Clinton's allies are panicking and say her campaign has a fundamental problem: messaging.
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"A review of the videotape from the incident shows passengers in the terminal panicking immediately after the celebration," the letter said.
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And as long as you know there are still plenty of open doors, you can get up every day without panicking.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Another day, another delightful selection of Wall Street donors panicking about the direction of the Democratic party.
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These reactions are fully capable of panicking billions of investors and consumers in our highly interconnected and mutually dependent global economy.
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I was torn between laughing and panicking because I couldn't believe she would decide between us based on a zodiac sign.
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In the heat of the moment, people often find themselves panicking, without having thought through the various options at our disposal.
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At the very least, NASA and friends won't be panicking as hard if an asteroid were ever to really hit Earth.
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Instead of panicking, investors should rebalance their portfolios — meaning that they should adhere to the allocations set out in their plan.
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Soon, I hear only the sound of 100 panicking women mumbling and shuffling to the latest disaster befalling us: Hurricane Harvey.
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If you're panicking, you'd do worse than to make a donation in your mom's honor to a place that deserves it.
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Panicking, in shock, I remember weighing up the options and wondering how much I needed to placate him to keep myself safe.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's disastrous results in Iowa and expected flop in New Hampshire have some establishment and moderate Democrats panicking.
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Despite reports that the Secret Service is privately "FREAKING" and "scrambling like mad," however, the agency is totally not panicking over this.
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Duncan Watts, principal researcher at Microsoft Research, said panicking about "fake news" on Twitter would be the wrong reaction to the study.
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If I was panicking around the clock, it wouldn't help anybody so I take deep breaths and try to laugh things off.
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After leaving my children in Ireland to stay with my family, I flew back to the States, panicking all the way home.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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She began "panicking" because she thought she was having a bad reaction to the pills, but she was unable to do anything.
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But before we all start panicking about our next natural disaster, make sure to read the whole alert — not just the headline.
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"The smugglers are panicking," de Boeck said, adding that reinforced border controls along the coast could be having a counter-productive effect.
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"It just shifted the gravity all of a sudden and we were all just panicking," passenger Rad Akhter told NBC Bay Area.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible entrance in the race could toss a major wrench into a chaotic contest.
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Sometimes they are 911 operators taking calls from babies panicking because they were playing peek-a-boo with Daddy, and he vanished.
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Villanova wasted a 17-point lead in the loss to Marquette, although coach Jay Wright isn't panicking about the defending national champions.
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"We were all just panicking," Akhter, who waited wrapped in a blanket for a ride home, told San Jose television station KNTV.
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It's just the latest example of outwardly liberal institutions across America panicking when workers exercise real power and threaten their bottom line.
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And the sight of empty shelves tricks other shoppers into panicking and the whole thing starts to spread like, well, you know.
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The people in the middle are doing what they're being asked to do without panicking or acting too lax -- they're pandemic Goldilocks.
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"I was panicking, terrified...When it happened, I was so vulnerable and going through a lot emotionally," she told the New Times.
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I was panicking, so I pulled all my money out of my Roth IRA and stopped making contributions to my 401(k).
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People are panicking and of course they are not getting correct information, so they are acting on their fears, which is understandable.
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I started to quietly cry, and my brother panicking, told me to get the two biggest knifes out of the kitchen drawers.
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Silvestro remembered talking with a teammate at the bottom of the roster who started cursing and panicking, thinking he would get cut.
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There's an old trope that when faced with disaster, human beings lose all rationality, running around panicking, looting and trampling one another.
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The early "Phone Swap" data helped Vertical realize that Snapchat viewers needed to see a swapper panicking in the first 20 seconds.
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In a time when people are panicking an hoarding everything for no really good reason, these people are willingly giving it away.
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"Everyone's panicking right now, but I think things are not that bad," migrant worker Guan, 45, told Reuters after crossing from Hubei.
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Panicking, I walked into an upscale clothing store at 112th Street and Broadway and asked if they had any watches for sale.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks — or panicking out of them.
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We all know saving early means saving more, but the trick is how to discuss that without boring or panicking your children.
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Reif recalls a veteran whose dog would tap him on the leg in business meetings when the man showed signs of panicking.
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White people panicking about migrant criminality, particularly stemming from rape or drugs, is a common way that racial panic about immigrant manifests.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not to buy into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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In 2012, bond markets were panicking about the prospect of a series of sovereign defaults and an eventual breakup of the euro zone.
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Deposit-taking banks rely on a public subsidy in the form of deposit insurance that prevents customers from panicking in times of stress.
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"I was panicking, I had to get him out, so I had no choice; I didn't have the tools," she told ABC 7.
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"Everyone here is panicking - they put all of their savings into buying an apartment or building a house," said Idris Abu Tair, 62.
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With bulging order books that ought to keep them busy into the 2380s despite planned production increases, the planemakers are not panicking yet.
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People started counting the number of ingredients in their favorite on-the-go meals and panicking when the total reached 40, 50, 60.
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A typical scene has Joel panicking in the background while Sheila tears out throats, snacks on intestines, coughs up hairballs, and burps blood.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible 2020 Democratic presidential bid by expressing that the contest does not need more billionaires.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's potential presidential bid could raise serious questions for the news organization that bears his name.
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Liang testified in court on Monday that he did not perform CPR on Gurley in part because he was "panicking" and "in shock."
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible entrance into the 2020 Democratic primary race Friday at a campaign stop in Iowa.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE filed papers in Alabama to appear on the ballot for the state's Democratic presidential primary.
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Instead, after panicking for the better part of an hour and dumping half of my closet on the floor, I call in sick.
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This video touches on important topics such as not listening to rumors, not panicking, washing your hands properly, and not touching your face.
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In fact, panicking and selling out could mean investors didn't have the risk appetite to be in stocks to begin with, Fitzgerald said.
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However, we advise against panicking and stockpiling baby wipes beyond reason so fellow parents can get fair access to the supplies they need.
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Investors are now panicking over the impact of the virus, with global stock markets entering their fifth consecutive day of losses on Wednesday.
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One of the biggest mistakes you can make — especially if you have a well-built portfolio — is panicking and selling off your investments.
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But, there are also some practical things I have learned about what it's like to travel when everyone is panicking about the coronavirus.
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Hospitals fill as the infection spreads and feckless elites dither, waiting too long to react and containing information to avoid panicking the public.
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"A number of companies are panicking, for sure," said James Bruno, a consultant who advises small and midsize drug makers on manufacturing issues.
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Alfred Angel closes, files for bankruptcy, panicking brides Destination weddings: The good, the bad and its effect on the budget Planning a wedding?
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Are you panicking because you're not sure you'll be able to avoid all the spoilers you'll inevitably hear by accident after it airs?
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"Nobody's panicking here," Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa told reporters Friday after returning from a leg injury that kept him out almost a month.
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Panicking, she rang the number and told a man who said he was from the IRS: "I can pay $2500," half the sum demanded.
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Panicking when it looked like Lincoln might face defeat, the Republican Party clambered to make Nevada a state and so reap its electoral votes.
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"Everyone was panicking and when I ran downstairs a coworker said, 'save yourself,' and when I came back there was no one," Blakely said.
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Saudi Arabia's health minister, Khalid al-Falih, a favourite to take over the oil ministry from his mentor Ali al-Naimi, was not panicking.
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Even if you only get your toes wet, just letting yourself be near the ocean without feeling like panicking is a sign of progress.
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Every time I felt myself panicking or feeling claustrophobic, I looked out the window and spotted a friend or neighbor in a vehicle nearby.
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"She shared [the alert] with the class because she started to panic a bit, and the rest of the class started panicking," Wittig said.
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As I went in to the guest quarters, one of the servants was sweating and panicking, saying he had seen something he shouldn't have.
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In the most extreme cases, there's also the risk of "greening out," which commonly involves panicking, vomiting, and generally feeling like you overdid it.
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Well, you're not prepared for Dunkirk, and the heartbreaking, panicking feeling of watching a beach full of scared young boys face down certain death.
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SSEC looking set to test lows hit during last summer's crash as fresh market-friendly rhetoric from the government failed to calm panicking investors.
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"Stop panicking out loud, find a corner and watch us keep getting this work," Erricka Bridgeford said Sunday, speaking at one of Baltimore's churches.
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But within a few years, the codeine coffers had dried up and American doctors were panicking at the prospect of a cough syrup shortage.
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I was afraid of all the panicking going on around me, and I was afraid of what people were going to do to me.
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The La La Land crew took the stage and began to give speeches — then were told by panicking production crew that they'd actually lost.
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In the wake of the presidential election, feelings are running high in America, with half of the electorate rejoicing and the other half panicking.
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She is bedridden, panicking when the paramedics try to take her out of her hotel with a crane through a hole in the wall.
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"I did suggest that she might be panicking too soon, and that she herself only ate grilled cheese sandwiches for one year," she said.
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It's that unseen catch at the end of the line that is panicking the bathers, who can't get out of the water fast enough.
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Bitcoin fell on Friday because "everybody's panicking," but volatility in this market is actually quite normal, bitcoin bull Brian Kelly told CNBC on Friday.
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"My mother is 73 and is panicking there, but she won't be able to flee," said Rahim, who uses one name, like many Rohingya.
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Clinton advisors who spoke anonymously to the New York Times on Tuesday said they were "anxious but not panicking about Iowa," the paper wrote.
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We have to stop panicking and ensure that people know they don't have to wait in a line at Costco for 30, 45 minutes.
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"I mean, it's not like we're panicking because he's gone," Kuzma, the second-year forward with the Los Angeles Lakers, said late Tuesday night.
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Although Ms. Morie had been panicking about how losing an ovary might affect her fertility, she soon found herself focusing on Dr. Larson instead.
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"I don't believe in panicking people, but I believe that our response as a country has to be ... a sense of urgency," she added.
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"The charts, as interpreted by the legendary Larry Williams, suggest that it's time to stop panicking, stop complaining and start buying," the host said.
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Here's the exact coronavirus contingency plan every leader should create to keep their teams from panicking and build trust in a time of crisis
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The children in the local school were shouting with fear, and the animals that the hamlet depends on for their livelihood also were panicking.
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It can be difficult to balance concerns for employee safety with the need to resist panicking over media reports that tend to overemphasize threats.
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But, when it comes to the contract L.A. gave him ... Dick says nobody in the organization should be panicking about those figures right now.
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Then Ruiz Jr. had his best moment in the eighth, swarming Joshua&aposs head with fizzing shots from fast hands, panicking the challenger completely.
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" Zanan says he doesn't blame carmakers, who he thinks are "panicking in general and trying every conceivable model because they're trying to predict the future.
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Now that election season is in full swing, it's time for voters to officially start panicking … er … studying up on key state and local issues.
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On a Monday afternoon in June, Zahedi was at home, panicking, because he thought he had deleted some files he needed to finish the season.
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"Markets stop panicking when policy makers panic," analysts at BAML said, saying long BRICs against short FAANGs was a good trade for the third quarter.
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I probably would've been panicking about ski lift collapses and getting eaten by bears if I were watching the Disney movie of the same name.
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An especially crappy year of bad weather and bacteria have sent every other news outlet panicking after the prices went up, like, a little bit.
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I spent the next few days panicking that I had scared him off, just like my friends kind-of-said-but-didn't-say I would.
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The headlines are still raging, with smart people are telling you that coconut oil is fine (just not a health food) and bad publications panicking.
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So, while you're panicking about your boyfriend's sleeping location, he could very well be tucked up in his own bed with a hot water bottle.
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Cardi B was Little Mix's backup option for their song because Nicki Minaj took her damn sweet time and had them panicking ... TMZ has learned.
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Right now, Democrats are just panicking and whining and saying, "You have to say mean things about Trump on Twitter," as if that's a strategy.
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While official comments from the game's major fictional players haven't come through yet, the overall impression is that everybody, regardless of political orientation, is panicking.
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"So all the population seems to be panicking and they are on the run as a pre-emptive measure to save their lives," Baloch said.
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But it wasn't until she started panicking about her upcoming 30th birthday that the FIT grad decided to finally turn her dream into a reality.
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Further, there are already suggestions that efforts to use gaming in education, despite promising potential, may be scaled back to avoid controversy from panicking parents.
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"When you close borders... two things happen: first you get panic, people see this as a signal to start panicking," Harris told reporters in Geneva.
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I'm panicking a little bit right now because I have no idea how many windows are in this building or how to figure it out.
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Page Six reported Tuesday that Weinstein has been calling the newsroom "panicking" since the reports first emerged in a New York Times investigation last Tuesday.
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When he left the next morning I started panicking and so I contacted him via Facebook to ask him not to tell people at work.
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Either way, Republicans don't think the race should have been this close and are panicking over what it means for their election prospects in November.
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The move, however, failed to soothe investors panicking over the fast-spreading coronavirus, with just three of the benchmark's 200 stocks ending in positive territory.
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There is a method to the madness, I swear, but I am constantly panicking that I lost a quote, an anecdote or a phone number.
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Snoop Dogg ain't panicking about the Steelers' rough start ... but he does have a message for his favorite winless squad -- STOP PLAYIN' AND PAY LE'VEON!!
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Other Gossip • I appreciated the moment of Jamie silently panicking that by throwing George Washington under the stagecoach, he's messed up the entire Revolutionary War.
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Interestingly, Ovation says the reason it's not panicking just yet is because most of their customers are homegrown in the U.S., and not from overseas.
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Sterling fell on Friday after the U.S. assassinated the Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, panicking investors and boosting demand for safe-haven currencies, including the dollar.
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If you&aposre panicking about stock market dips — or even an upcoming recession — there are a few actions you can take to quell your anxiety.
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"Many people are now panicking, and some actually are exaggerating the risks," said Dr. Jin Dongyan, a virology expert at the University of Hong Kong.
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Sterling fell Friday after the United States assassinated the Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, panicking investors and boosted demand for safe-haven currencies, including the dollar.
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" Another witness, who did not want to be named, said: "It was every man for himself, people were panicking, people just ran over each other.
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"And in case you&aposre panicking about taking any time off, McNeil said, "You are allowed — and should give yourself — permission to take a break.
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Evan Jackson, 303, remembers panicking during the 2011 quake, when he evacuated his office building in Downtown Brooklyn and looked up at the tall buildings.
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Tremblay plays Max, a 12-year-old boy who is invited to a "kissing party" and starts panicking since he doesn't know how to kiss.
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"In between the second and third we had the same feeling in our locker room, no one was panicking and everyone was confident," said Holtby.
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I remember panicking and trying to gouge one of their eyes out, and they responded by zapping me with something that knocked me out cold.
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The boys had never scuba-dived before, and to keep them from panicking in the dark, murky water, an anesthesiologist gave them ketamine and valium.
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Keep Cramer's mantras in mind — there's always a bull market somewhere, nobody ever made a dime panicking — as you seek out opportunities in bear market territory.
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Now, reports from CNBC and others are saying the iPhone X is going to get killed off later this year and people seem to be panicking.
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After the election some of Ceselkoski's students called him, panicking because Google had yanked its advertising without paying them all the money they had already earned.
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It's a man struggling to understand a new way of communicating with the world, a new way of communicating with other people, and as such panicking.
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Working in these predominantly black neighborhoods, I often received phone calls and emails at all hours of the night from panicking clients who could not sleep.
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In the middle of the night, I would move my lithium quartz from my nightstand to the kitchen and back again, panicking that something wasn't right.
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Panicking over volatile equity markets, investors have poured roughly $239 billion into precious metals exchange-traded funds (ETFs) year-to-date, mostly chasing the gold trade.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE is considering a 28500 presidential campaign, saying that "billionaire" should not be a "disqualifying status" for liberal Democrats.
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New York (CNN Business)Less than two months after Apple refreshed its smartphone lineup, investors are once again panicking about whether enough people are buying iPhones.
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But there was a late surge of ticket-buying, and now he was panicking about running out of artisanal Cloud-Nine Marshmallows for the gift bags.
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Coté also had some words of advice for investors who may be panicking due to the market slump of the past three months: Get over it.
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Now, investors are adjusting positions, not panicking, though T-bills, considered the safest of safe haven bets, continued to pull in funds at a rapid pace.
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But I simply put my rule into practice, realizing that nobody ever made a dime panicking and then I tried to help you profit from it.
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And everyone just starts running...We start running, we don't know if another one is going to come, we don't know what's happening, everyone is panicking.
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It took about two hours and change to get up to Albany from my parents' house in Dutchess County, and we spent the whole drive panicking.
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Panicking, I scribbled down my number and watched Dick deliver it to Sunglasses, who made some awkward small talk before retreating into his pro-shop den.
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I saw just as many tweets with folks panicking over Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders, concerned that the Broncos now have a ball-control, conservative approach.
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"Many people are now panicking, and some actually are exaggerating the risks," said Dr. Jin Dong-Yan, a virology expert at the University of Hong Kong.
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The newspaper reported that he aroused suspicions in the aftermath of the attack when he ordered a steak in the restaurant, while other guests were panicking.
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So, panicking that if she used the toilet supposedly intended for girls, people would discover she was a girl, she believed she had only one option.
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Even though most precautions in the US are being taken out of an abundance of caution, they can cause you to feel like everyone is panicking.
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This benign "supply shock" is now being replaced by a negative one, as panicking countries close their borders and workers are forced to stay at home.
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Preparing for an outbreakHere's a great piece on why you should prepare for a coronavirus outbreak — it's not about panicking or stockpiling or locking yourself away.
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"The charts, as interpreted by the legendary Larry Williams, suggest that it's time to stop panicking, stop complaining and start buying," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In Hungary, the Nazis ordered the creation of the Central Council of Hungarian Jews in March 1944, intended to control the Jewish population without panicking them.
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But even as some itinerant workers are moving on, full-time residents of Karnes City and the surrounding county are not panicking, at least not yet.
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Once again I'm proud of the President and Vice President Pence for their preemptive action in helping to keep us safe while not panicking about this.
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Parents arrived to escort panicking children home from school, holding their hands and cautiously walking close to walls — as if walls could protect against such violence.
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When asked about a share repurchase, Yol said that markets were "panicking and the 42 baht price is reasonable," referring to the company's price at IPO.
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Rather than panicking and making drastic moves, revisit your goals with your financial advisor and make sure that your asset allocation reflects your longer-term goals.
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Casey was not using that example to make any bold predictions about the Raptors' fate, but neither was he panicking over the current state of affairs.
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The Hill's Editor-In-Chief, Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackThe Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Hill's Editor-In-Chief: Are Joe Biden donors panicking?
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Eventually, Interpol's guitarist noticed I was panicking as his keyboardist stream-of-consciousness-ed in my face, so he took me on a 4 AM walk.
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Americans aren't necessarily panicking over crime — throughout 2016, an average of 3 percent of them named it as the most important problem facing the country today.
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It's one thing to learn CPR, but it's another to remember the steps and perform it correctly when the time comes, especially if you're stressed or panicking.
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Our roommate came in to where my husband and I were talking and panicking, and she said, 'It seems like you're having a panic attack right now.
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They even won their weekend series over Washington, 2-1 too ... but if ya think the Nats are panicking about NY's resurgence -- Zimmerman clearly shows they ain't.
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Jim Cramer says the rally in the stock market over the last two days is a textbook example of why no one ever made a dime panicking.
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While Trump replied by quoting Dan Bongino on "Fox & Friends" this morning who said Brennan is panicking because he has disgraced himself in the entire intel community.
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A claim that Shakespeare's neighbor took part in a witchcraft trial shouldn't stop us asking where else Shakespeare might have observed his peers panicking about witchcraft fantasies.
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The country's stocks are falling so fast that they're panicking investors and tripping automatic levers called "circuit breakers" that shut down the entire market when it's crashing.
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Republicans are panicking about the potential for conflict ahead of the 2018 midterm elections and have spent the past few days privately lobbying within the White House.
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When Lansing started panicking, since the sequel was supposed to be Paramount's big summer blockbuster that year, Cruise repeatedly told her it was going to be okay.
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Axios' Stef Kight writes about companies that employ "Dreamers" panicking about what kind of legal trouble they'll face if DACA isn't renewed by the March 5 deadline.
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And yet now that the market has experienced the sell-off, many are not viewing it as a healthy correction but are panicking and fearing the worst.
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"People were screaming and rushing to come out ... as they were coming, they were panicking, I saw some people had blood, some people were limping," he said.
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In his book, Mr. Cruz writes of receiving a graded paper from Mr. George, seeing a "C+" on a folded corner of the first page and panicking.
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When to check your investments (and when to leave them alone)Checking your investments every week or month can have you panicking every time the market fluctuates.
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I don't mean some kind of panicking, alarmist game that asks you to understand the tragedy of dying whales (even though this is alarming and also accelerating).
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Not to say that we should all be panicking or stockpiling masks, but at this point wouldn't the best course of action be limiting unnecessary public gatherings?
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It makes sense that a regular administration might want to downplay concerns about a recession, as panicking about a recession can sometimes be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Simply panicking about the "death" of rural America gives those of us who care about and live in these places very little to learn or build on.
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While people are panicking about their health and the health of their loved ones, there's also another type of worry and stress that is building: financial stress.
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It appears people in different parts of the world are panicking over the coronavirus -- and it would seem having an arsenal of perforated protection is absolutely essential.
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We have been shut down since the last week of January with police closing shops everywhere, handing out warnings and notices, and people just all around panicking.
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He added the game was a "lower no-show" for fans than usual "which I like to see because we're not panicking, and we shouldn't," Fertitta said.
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Now a mysterious outbreak of pneumonia is panicking citizens just days before the start of what's usually a $150 billion spending boom: the lunar new year holiday.
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The bounty hunter has become the bounty on The Mandalorian, and as things escalate, you're probably panicking about how many Mandalorian season 1 episodes are even left.
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But before panicking, market participants might do well to consider how likely it is that those factors will alter the long-run U.S. and UK economic fundamentals.
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But experts are concerned that what's mainly an advertising ploy during normal times could look like medical advice in a crisis, especially to consumers who are panicking.
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A recent flare-up in the US-China trade war has them panicking that much of their crops may rot for a second year in a row.
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Panicking, I quickly tried to think of some appropriate text slang to send in reply, and settled on a nonchalant "yh x" (didn't want to appear too excited).
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In the Saturday press conference, Yeagley said Davis Jr. had approached campus police on Thursday night, panicking and saying someone was trying to kill him with a gun.
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Although it's not always the case, Jamie MacMahan, a rip current expert at the Naval Postgraduate School in California, says the key to finding shore is not panicking.
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"This is a fake number that is suddenly becoming real, and that's why people are panicking," says political scientist Robert Paul Musgrave at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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That moment was seen as the beginning of the end for Nixon -- a sign that as the walls of the Watergate investigation were closing in, he was panicking.
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The man with power who makes himself difficult to hit is a nightmare, the man who is worried about getting hit and starts panicking is a dream fight.
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When Jon Snow was gasping for breath beneath a pile of corpses and panicking men, admit it—you thought he genuinely might die, and this time for keeps.
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In a panic, the Bank of England would never keep its promise to pay out gold for banknotes, so the system relied on financial-market participants not panicking.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE is considering a run and on Tuesday filed the paperwork to get his name on the ballot for Arkansas's primary.
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The panicking peasants are unmoved by Oswald's judicious arguments, finding it easier to blame evil spirits than accept their inability to reckon with the misery of their lives.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE entering the 2020 primary poses a threat to his standing in the field, expressing confidence over his front-runner status.
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"It's a market that's on the edge right now, but we're not seeing investors panicking," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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An operator at the Kabul police emergency line said calls had come in from panicking people inside the university who said attackers had infiltrated after an initial explosion.
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"It's a great environment at our games, but there's also that — you lose a couple in a row and they're going to be panicking," catcher David Ross said.
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Business Insider reported in April that food retailers were panicking because many of the warehouses used for storing goods are already full ahead of the busy Christmas period.
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Someday it may think I'm panicking about an insufficient college fund and then express concern about whether or not my husband and I are embracing our empty nest.
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And just in case you do too, here are five things you can do to calm down if you ever find yourself panicking during a bout of turbulence.
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A town is being haunted by mysterious mashed potatoes — and no one knows who is putting them thereA woman crashed her car after seeing a spider and panicking
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"The most important thing right now is to rally and to try to work together to find solutions instead of panicking or cutting our resources," Ms. Jang said.
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I call my boss panicking and he says that he refuses to join the call because she was "useless" at her job in helping them settle the case.
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It was all I thought about—at school, sweating and panicking through my classes, and at home, eating dinner with my parents, afraid to touch any sharp knives.
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If you recall, the students took cellphone videos, first laughing as the ship listed to one side and then panicking as they realized they were going to die.
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We've certainly seen plenty of all-too-human responses to coronavirus over the last two weeks, with some people panicking and hoarding food, toilet paper, and hand sanitizer.
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But the other possibility is that the dozens of superdelegates telling the New York Times they're panicking are not just lying and genuinely do want to stop Sanders.
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"In relation to coronavirus in particular, they're using words like 'scared,' 'terrified,' 'overwhelmed,' 'panicking,' 'paranoid,'" Crisis Text Line's chief data scientist and co-founder Bob Filbin told Recode.
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"Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus [sic] look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible," Trump wrote.
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Dr. Oz isn't panicking yet about the deadly coronavirus arriving in America ... but he says there is something very concerning about it that could become a big problem.
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Investors have pointed to historically low interest rates both as the reason for the high levels of debt and justification for not panicking about its size just yet.
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And most investors aren't panicking about the more ideological parts of the Green New Deal as articulated in Ocasio-Cortez' resolution, like providing healthcare and housing for all.
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People panicking over clowns that aren't actually there forms the basic psychology behind the staggering tide of evil clown sightings that has swept the country in recent months.
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While companies, networks, websites, and panicking uncles scramble to prove they can relate to The Youth, ABC Family has just proved that with its very own identity crisis.
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CRISPR DNA EDITING COULD DO SOME SERIOUS GENETIC DAMAGE, STUDY SAYS For the dangerous three-hour long journey, each of the children was sedated to stop them from panicking.
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Clearly frustrated, Ben started to question Jubilee about their connection, at which point she seemed to start panicking and even asked Ben to "please" not give up on her.
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Since the worst of the oil price declines are concentrated in contracts for delivery in the next few months, investors aren't necessarily panicking about a prolonged oil price slump.
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So extra credit must go to Stephen Colbert himself who, unlike Ellen DeGeneres, was able to pronounce both "Rae Sremmurd" and "SremmLife 2" without panicking or using a voiceover.
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The measure shows Maduro is panicking as a push for a recall referendum against him gains traction with tired, frustrated Venezuelans, opposition leaders said during a protest in Caracas.
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So we hashtag resist, because we're panicking and we want to do the right thing so hard, and we reach for the right thing, and it's like flying around.
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Read More Cramer: You won't make a dime panicking—be patient After another brutal session on Wednesday, Cramer reminded investors that stocks still have the ability to go up.
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The fact that my heart is beating at all is proof that I've made it out of my darkest days alive, and when I'm panicking, that's what's most reassuring.
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In other words, the exposure of Bezos's affair may not have been a grand political conspiracy so much as a Burn After Reading-esque parade of panicking and incompetence.
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It's a particularly crucial task because insurers are panicking about the number of sick and older people enrolled in ObamaCare; some insurers have dropped out of the exchanges altogether.
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She's actually the one who utters the movie's eponymous line, while telling the camera about a friend panicking about what to wear on the first day of junior year.
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I stumbled into the industry at a time when online editors were panicking: Their sites were funded by advertisers who demanded that as many people as possible viewed stories.
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"We are reorganizing the team, first of all without panicking, because taking that decision means we are clear in mind about what to do with the organization," he said.
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And I think too many people are panicking over these corrections that are necessary and the reality is over a long cycle you're going to do fine in equities.
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" And then I'll be off for about a week and then I start panicking and start asking myself, "What the hell am I doing; I gotta be doing something.
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One state health leader said he is not yet panicking because he believes Republicans will take two years "at the absolute minimum" to make any major changes to ObamaCares.
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To hack our brains and break the anxiety cycle, we need to become aware of two things: that we are getting anxious or panicking and what the result is.
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Falling in would truly be horrendous, a painful death by asphyxiation, slowly cooked by the flames as the sounds of those panicking above are drowned out by its roar.
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Indeed, given the tall-tales circulating in the press and in law enforcement circles about the supposed hazard of passive fentanyl exposure, one can hardly blame them for panicking.
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When you're standing in front of a classroom full of panicking students, and you can't reassure them because you don't have any answers yourself, that panic can be contagious.
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As meal preparation moves from the let-it-sit-in-the-oven phase to the chopping-and-stirring-and-panicking phase, add the ice and liquor to the glass.
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Everybody is panicking I'm sure, with the shelter in place order going into effect tomorrow, but I know we will still be able to go to the grocery store.
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The Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, has admitted that he misled the public about the dangers of the disease caused by the coronavirus, Covid-19, to prevent people from panicking.
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Well we can all stop panicking, because Disney+ is offering up its massive selection of TV shows and films from the likes of Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and more.
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My sister and I found out that we were going to be at their table and started panicking and making a list of like, &aposWell what can we say?
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The people warning Americans not to panic make some good points — and to be fair, articles making the case against panicking are much more nuanced than their simplistic headlines.
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Even that kind of preparation does not stop many parents from panicking when their child gets to junior year without enough credits to get a degree in four years.
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"Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC [sic] (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus [sic] look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible," he wrote.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advises that investors refrain from panicking about how U.S.-Iran tensions may impact the market and to look for potential buying opportunities in the coming days.
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Looking back, "Diamonds" peaking at No. 1 as 2012 drew to a close feels cosmically correct, considering 2012 was the year we were all panicking about the world ending.
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Selena Gomez got stuck in an elevator in Paris and sprung into survival mode without panicking ... which is another good reason to be stuck in an elevator with her.
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Y.), Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE (D-Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (D-Minn.) – are backing Sen.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE (Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (Minn.), from visiting the country.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (Minn.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE (Mich.) — endorsed Sanders.
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First, they don't follow the pack — whether it's a fad investment or panicking during a market sell-off, according to Tom Corley, an author who has studied self-made millionaires.
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Foreign exchange markets were mostly quiet, with investors far from panicking about the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations between China and the United States to resolve their trade dispute.
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The advisors using DFA funds are better informed, the thinking goes, and so they themselves (along with their clients) aren't panicking or switching money in and out in volatile markets.
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After a few minutes I am panicking because the condom will not go on and am mortified that I look like an idiot who can't even put on a condom.
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Instead of panicking, Earn distracts Clark County (RJ Walker), who is behind him in line and headlining Al's tour, and slips the gun in Clark's bag while he's not looking.
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Instead of panicking or beefing up their security, John, Paul, George and Ringo learned that the best way to deal with Beatlemania was to simply keep moving and keep calm.
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Many of the nearly 900 readers responding to the article about midlife men panicking because they hadn't found "the one" expressed relief at seeing the shoe on the other foot.
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In October 27, as the stock market was panicking, Apple did something remarkable: It reported that in the iPhone's first full year, it saw unit sales pop over 27 percent.
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Many Trump critics point to metering as the root of the discrepancy — and accuse Trump of manufacturing a crisis by forcing people to cross illegally, then panicking when they do.
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If you think (or know) you'll be unable to pay your 2018 tax bill by April 15, experts say it's important to avoid panicking and to file your return anyway.
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TMZ reports that once the burglar smashed the window, the alarm went off, panicking the burglar who managed to grab just a few items of jewelry before fleeing the scene.
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"People are dying in rips because they are panicking," said veteran Bondi Beach lifeguard Bruce Hopkins, estimating that 90 percent of rescues involved tourists and inexperienced swimmers trapped near shore.
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"People are panicking - when the dollar increases, they panic and buy," he said, adding some customers had come with tens of thousands of liras in their pockets to his counter.
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I think that's probably why you saw it rally in the fourth quarter because people were sort of panicking during that market downturn when it was a sell-everything market.
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Suddenly, the prospect that a new Goods and Services Tax (GST) could enter force next year has bosses panicking at the likely impact and seeking advice on how to cope.
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But before you start panicking about missing out on all the good gets, we have a pro tip for you that you should start utilizing right now: Organize your wishlist.
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Investors may be panicking that the 10-year Treasury yield is inching closer to 3 percent, but it hardly phases Bryan Jordan, CEO of regional banking system First Horizon National.
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Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said he believes the move was in response to trade concerns, but he does not believe investors are panicking.
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The scene plays out in a typical Spielberg way, with characters simply stewing and panicking slowly as our calm friendly sniper hunts down the dastardly enemy who has shot Caparzo.
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While sometimes I find myself panicking and doing mental math when I see another letterpressed invitation, I remind myself to breathe easy knowing that I've already planned for that wedding.
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Mark Levin lashed out at the Drudge Report on Monday, accusing it of "panicking people..." Limbaugh pushes his own conspiracy Over on radio, Rush Limbaugh pushed his own conspiracy theory.
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There are reports that similar groups are now circulating hoax-like content about the coronavirus, sending users panicking behind closed doors for reasons that may not be based in reality.
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Others remained holed up in classrooms, storage areas and bathrooms, unsure what to do as their panicking parents rushed as close to the blocked-off school as they could get.
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"From my hotel window I saw passers-by dragging someone who was injured and onlookers panicking," Emmanuel Maurel, a member of European Parliament who saw the aftermath, wrote on Twitter.
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Sinking to my shins in the ooze, I extracted my legs with an unpleasant sucking sound, briefly panicking at the thought that I had stumbled into a pool of quicksand.
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And then there's me, getting worked up over a B on a quiz, panicking when I don't finish my homework on time, and expecting myself to get all high A's.
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Subscribe here to read our feature: Here's the exact coronavirus contingency plan every leader should create to keep their teams from panicking and build trust in a time of crisis
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Here's Paulina Gretzky's son,Tatum, proving that not every kid is looking forward to a visit from ol' St. Nick ... hilariously and adorably panicking at the sight of Santa Claus.
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The U.N. refugee agency says it is trying to expand the capacity to 210 beds and to improve healthcare services inside the camps, but as rumors spread, some are panicking.
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Panicking, she coerces Priscilla, a calming African-American breast-feeding coach, to come home from the hospital with her as a nanny for her baby and paid friend for herself.
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"Importers are also panicking, rushing to buy dollars for fear that the baht will weaken further," he said, adding the baht might reach 32.5 per dollar in the current quarter.
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And the China Securities Regulatory Commission, which oversees the country's markets, said it would "keep fully alert" and "study and launch hedging tools" to stop people from panicking, as necessary.
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"Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible," he tweeted on Wednesday morning.
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In other words, there is no reason for long-term Amazon bulls to be panicking due to fears that Bezos may have too much on his plate -- professionally or personally.
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On Thursday, some members of the Discord appeared to be panicking, changing their usernames and some saying they are quitting because mainstream media outlets are now covering the Ring hacking.
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" Amber Vanhecke, 24, talked about the moment she first realized she was lost without GPS or cell phone reception, saying, "I was panicking and crying and sobbing — I was a mess.
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Apple announced today that its newest phone, the ten-year anniversary iPhone X (or iPhone Ten, if you prefer), will unlock using facial recognition—and people are already panicking about it.
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I'd just turned 21, and after considering my friends' impressive advancements, I was panicking that I might be a virgin long enough for TLC to give me a reality TV show.
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Few people have time to get get upset about some scandalous Twitter photo when they're busy panicking about whether they'll have a democracy in six months, forget, you know, a world.
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While I'd like to recommend panicking as a general response to the world, a smaller or fully neutered Vision Fund II won't crash everything in the sphere of giant private companies.
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The scenes at Jezebel's are fittingly claustrophobic, pressing in on June's face and clipping corners when Moira walks in, sucking the air out of both the room and June's panicking lungs.
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For that, some accused him of "panicking the world" and "putting his thumb on the scales," and others opined he was "cautiously" trying to ensure his forecast looked right whatever happened.
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" Skyworks Solutions: "OK, now, Skyworks is going to go down because people are panicking that this iPhone didn't sell enough, it missed by a million units, inventories down – that's not true.
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But as Trump leashes himself to panicking Republicans, he knows better than anyone that further damaging footage may exist and may well surface in the final four weeks before the election.
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There are a lot of scenes with panicking and desperation that are so intense I needed to take a break and make a vow to never get on a boat again.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would impose new tariffs on Chinese goods, panicking investors about an escalating trade dispute and encouraging a strong move into safe haven assets.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE, a billionaire businessman and politician who has claimed membership in both major parties over the years, could plow directly into Biden's voter base.
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But we know the futures aren't necessarily the real deal and that's keeping investors in the stock market from panicking out as we watch the price of crude climb inexorably higher.
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Although China's slower economic growth, crackdown on gifting and weaker currency have ended the days of breakneck growth for the country's luxury market, the global brands invested there are not panicking.
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In the end, I save more (and spend less time panicking buying a new replacement pair mid-day) when I just invest upfront in a nice pair I can rely upon.
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In five years, I've gone from panicking because the one person I knew who sold weed wasn't calling me back, to having dozens of places to purchase weed, legal or otherwise.
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"People are freaking out and they are panicking, and if we are not already at martial law beyond a few states, it will sweep through the rest of country," Hurn said.
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Experts say Beijing's relative silence may be an attempt to placate both Kim Jong-un of North Korea and President Trump, as well as to prevent the Chinese public from panicking.
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"I think it's good the government doesn't seem to be panicking about it but it's worrying just the same because you don't know how many other cases there are," she said.
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"I think it's good the government doesn't seem to be panicking about it but it's worrying just the same because you don't know how many other cases there are," she said.
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He called for caution before panicking over the new numbers, pointing out that tests of the health risks, if any, of the newer PFAS chemicals will need to be done first.
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I stood against a wall by my desk, glued to my phone, panicking over the possibility that the greatest rapper of our generation, one of my heroes, might be gone forever.
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Ayanna Presley (D-Mass.) Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (D-Minn.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE (D-Mich.) are called.
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It's 2017, after all, at the very least I should be able to spill few drops of coffee on my laptop without panicking over whether it's going to destroy my digital life.
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But contrary to some headlines, that doesn't mean Greenland is a toxic wasteland, nor that we should be panicking about all that pollution oozing back into the sea as ice caps melt.
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As if on cue, walkers then storm the building, and the panicking prisoners free Rick and Morgan on the condition they all work together and return to the Hilltop as a group.
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Why the market isn't panicking Although some investors are keeping a close eye on the country's fiscal report card, the market appears sanguine on the whole: Stocks are close to record highs.
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Instead, I drove him to a corner in Philly, where he got out of the car while I parked, panicking—and I mean, freaking the fuck out—while dudes offered me drugs.
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Cramer: You won't make a dime panicking—be patient Boone Pickens to Cramer: Oil is close to bottoming They don't care about the stock being inexpensive, its fantastic management or growing ecosystem.
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"People are not panicking over the dollar now," said Setiaatmadja, adding that the rupiah's depreciation reflected of Indonesia's higher inflation rate compared to the United States and its deficit in external balances.
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It helps me make more rational decisions that I probably wouldn't be able to make when I'm panicking or having anxiety, but my backyard takes all of my panic and anxiety away.
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What the bills passed so far have not addressed is the terrifying shortage of ventilators, respirator masks, surgical masks, and hospital or intensive-care beds—all of which currently have doctors panicking.
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The scenes show mostly Gen Z actors (50 percent of the app's users are under 25) spilling out of their comet-watching parties, screaming, panicking, vomiting, and almost entirely out for themselves.
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Well, you have about 80 days left to ensure this year's goal doesn't join your graveyard of past promises Before you start panicking, know that this is a glass-half-full situation.
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A Jewish family is listening to Roosevelt's address on the radio, and the only person in the room who is "not panicking at all" is the baby in a young mother's arms.
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Naturally, the community of producers and DJs and musicians who rely on Soundcloud are both panicking and urging others to take their music off the site in case it does go inactive.
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Sterling on Thursday suffered its worst day versus the euro since 0.33 after Brexit minister Dominic Raab resigned, leaving investors panicking that Britain could soon exit the European Union without a trade agreement.
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Social media immediately became split on the video — with some saying the former "Suits" star did not adopt the British accent and others panicking that the new royal was losing her American one.
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Pretty much everyone who has found their status in Trump's orbit destroyed has bluffed, though, from panicking former political adviser and self-professed email ignoramus Sam Nunberg to evidence exaggerator Omarosa Manigault Newman.
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Lauren Johnson reported in Palm Springs, California, at the IAB's Annual Leadership Conference, where marketers are panicking about Google's plans to get rid of the cookies that are the bedrock of digital advertising.
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This wasn't the plan, and sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, panicking about a future that doesn't seem even close to secure, let alone bright.
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The moments when Sarah tries desperately to understand a world that's been long shielded from her, as her mother tries desperately to let her without panicking, are the moments when "Arkangel" hits hardest.
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We all have intrusive thoughts (like panicking that you left your hair straightener on), but to have legitimate OCD means you have obsessions and compulsions that are impairing your functioning, Dr. Simpson says.
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"They said that this actually happens about 70% of the time because whenever there is an emergency, generally, the person calling 911 is panicking and can only give so much information," he said.
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Beyond acts of formal deregulation, he's scaled back on enforcement of existing laws so much that law firms seem to be panicking about the possibility that some clients won't bother hiring them anymore.
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That exodus is panicking global stock markets, pushing down the yuan against the dollar and making Chinese goods artificially more price competitive against American-made products than underlying differences in national costs warrant.
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" Brennan also said in a tweet last week that he suspected Trump was panicking "over the likelihood the Special Counsel will soon further complicate your life, putting your political & financial future in jeopardy.
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HARARE, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe lifted a ban on the import of basic goods and foodstuffs on Tuesday after shelves were emptied in recent weeks by consumers panicking over a deepening currency crisis.
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As many as 1,400 people are estimated to have died so far in Congo from the disease, while Ugandan health authorities say they "are not panicking" despite the crisis in the neighboring country.
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"It just shifted the gravity all of a sudden, and we were all just panicking," said Rad Akhter, who spoke to NBC while huddled in a blanket on the side of the road.
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I had 10 minutes to kill before the next showtime, which I spent pacing around the room, looking at photos of endangered species and melting ice caps and generally panicking about the future.
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"Lessors are panicking as they haven't been paid and if Jet goes for insolvency, their planes will be stuck in India, so many of them are chasing SpiceJet," said the person quoted earlier.
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Some spoke of resilience and the importance of not panicking, even as they studiously declined to shake hands or headed off to hunt the shelves of the local drugstore for anti-bacterial soap.
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That is especially, acutely dangerous in public health crises like the coronavirus pandemic, when people need to trust the expertise of public health officials to protect themselves and others and keep from panicking.
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We've noted in the past that timing the market is a difficult, if not impossible, task for the ordinary investor, and that keeping a steady hand and not panicking is a better strategy.
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"I was panicking from the troubles and the fighting," Ms. Mohamed, 44, said in an interview in Salt Lake City last month, partly in English and partly in Sudanese Arabic through an interpreter.
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Just don't panic about the fact that you are panicking, said financial psychologist Dr. Brad Klontz, associate professor of practice in financial psychology and behavioral finance at Creighton University Heider College of Business.
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I actually had a dream once that my boyfriend and I went to his sister's wedding, but it turned out to be our wedding, and I woke up slick with sweat and panicking.
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This became most obvious in the failed 1848 revolutions, which in many places soon lost the support of the panicking middle classes, terrorized by the fear of plebeian rage and proletarian political participation.
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"As you may have noticed lately, the establishment is getting a little bit nervous," he said to cheers at his Friday night rally before mimicking the hand-wringing Democrats panicking over his rise.
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"We're not panicking, it's obviously going to be a very bloody day on market,... but I have confidence in the portfolio," Eric Moore, income fund manager at Miton Group told CNBC Tuesday morning.
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Because we didn't live together, that meant both of us going to our respective jobs and quietly panicking for eight hours because neither of us really knew what this talk would be about.
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Not only does my dog warn me of people coming up my stairs (and possibly scare them away), but she can sense when I'm panicking, and physically comforts me until I calm down.
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"I had about ten messages from people I follow saying that a thread about me had been made—and instantly I started panicking and having an anxiety attack," says Aaron, 34, from Cardiff.
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Everyone knows that Saudi Arabia is panicking as it becomes increasingly likely that the country will face severe economic consequences for the suspected death of Khashoggi—through no help of President Trump, mind you.
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For the most part, it seems to go well — but internally, Krystal is panicking because she knows she's going to have to open up to Arie about her own "less traditional" family and upbringing.
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Rivera admitted that he crossed paths with Tibbetts while she was jogging and began to follow her, at which point she threatened to call the police — panicking and angering Rivera — the warrant affidavit states.
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And the worst part is that once I feel my face get hot and prickly, it only makes me redder and more uncomfortable, because it feels like everyone can tell that I'm panicking internally.
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This is the exact same thing concentration camp guards told people before being taken to gas chambers to stop them from panicking, which has led to a lot of Nazi comparisons in the press.
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One migrant, Tech Priest Silicon, said he believed that Tsuki never expected so many people to sign up and quickly started panicking, worried he'd go to jail over people actually taking their own lives.
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She will be able to go back to negotiators in Brussels to plead for some minor tweaks, return to a panicking House of Commons for a second vote and, with luck, salvage her deal.
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On May 7, accounting software company Wolters Kluwer faced a devastating malware attack, shutting off service and panicking many accountants who were racing to file their clients' tax returns by a May 15 deadline.
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Now, before you start panicking about government mind control, know that these chips were built with a benevolent purpose: helping doctors to monitor patients who recently suffered traumatic brain injury or underwent brain surgery.
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According to survivors, the migrants, who were without lifejackets, started panicking as high waves struck close to Yemen&aposs shore and were pitched headlong into the rough seas where so many succumbed on Wednesday.
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In last night's VPR episode, Tom Schwartz was left panicking over the fact that they had run out of aquafaba and even popped out of the party to pick up supplies to make it.
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I hope this article is universally panned as a sportswriter panicking about the random fluctuations and coin flips of sports all coming up "BORING" one after another and ascribing meaning to those coin flips.
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The Uber driver who claims he was attacked by NFL star Michael Oher was panicking when he called 911 ... crying and scared while the lineman allegedly chased him and beat him in the street.
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I was just trying to make sure that he held on and that he didn't start panicking or start trying to move or anything, because I knew that there was another drop coming up.
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There was neurotic, little Woody Allen as Alvy Singer, seen in a childhood flashback, panicking to a bemused shrink about the universe expanding (and then still obsessed with his own mortality as an adult).
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Even when they do reopen, it's hard to imagine betters who are now panicking about the transmission of deadly microbes clamoring to get their bare hands on the arms of Penn's 51,000 slot machines.
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His comments come amid mounting concerns about whether the Games can proceed as planned, with the rapidly spreading virus panicking financial markets and bringing business and social activity around the world to a standstill.
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Why I'm not panicking as the markets go into free-fallI've learned the hard way that it costs me when I take money out of my retirement savings, so I just don't do it.
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His comments come amid mounting concerns about whether the Games can proceed as planned, with the rapidly spreading virus panicking financial markets and bringing business and social activity around the world to a standstill.
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Thus the liberal instinct toward minimization: It's not much worse than the flu, panicking makes things only worse, don't spread conspiracy theories about its origins, racism toward Chinese people is the real danger here.
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Tom Brady is keeping things light enough that he posted a joke to Instagram about Coach Bill Belichick's famous "We're on to Cincinnati" news conference, but his team has to be somewhere near panicking.
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But for investors new to stocks since the Great Recession and only familiar with a bull market, it can help to understand why panicking over day-to-day volatility in stocks is counter-productive.
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The disaster is written with such cool economy: the arrival of cholera, the ayah's death, the mother's panicking fear and then her own death, and the father's, and the flight of the remaining servants.
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There have been a few occasions where I could sense that the person tying me was frustrated, or angry, or panicking a little bit, and that can have a negative impact on the model.
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The streaming service market has grown exponentially over the past few years with too many plans and channel options to pick from, and you're probably panicking and wondering which streaming service is right for you.
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There are bleeding-edge technologies that promise to one day free us from not only having to find a power outlet when we start panicking about a device's dying battery, but cords and cables altogether.
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As Sanders looked like he was going to do well in Iowa, a clearly panicking Matthews compared him to that "old guy, with some old literature" that you might find at an anti-war rally.
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READ: 'Of course we're panicking:' Here's what it's like inside Wuhan's coronavirus quarantine zone Internationally, the virus continues to spread, with 216 cases confirmed in 24 countries, including deaths in Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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" While Philipps admitted the event wasn't "an emergency situation" and that Cricket was a strong-enough swimmer to jump off the surfboard and swim to the pool's edge, she said that her daughter was "panicking.
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A key reason why the GOP is panicking: They are worried Trump's scorched-earth strategy will depress GOP turnout by convincing many college-educated, suburban white voters -- a key constituency for Republicans -- to stay home.
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Whether he's panicking over being caught on camera pouring Perrier into a cup, Photoshopping himself onto Rihanna's shoulder, beefing through memes, or enjoying a healthy run as the joke himself, he's become an internet zeitgeist.
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You can help keep him from panicking by lowering the pressure, since Play says that it's the negative thought loop that often keeps men from staying hard (if they've ruled out physical causes, that is).
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On the final weekend of last season, after the Yankees had squandered several chances to clinch home-field advantage for a wild-card playoff game, Rodriguez sought to allay concerns that his team was panicking.
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I joke around whenever I bring it up and say a ghost stole them from me cause they needed to read something but ended up keeping them since my frantic panicking was funny to them.
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Flynn's script draws a shrewd contrast between the men's approach to robbery, which is stoic and ruthless, and the women's, which involves the characters panicking and bickering, yes, but also taking care of one another.
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Being forced to stay inside might sound like an introvert's dream come true, but when it's in the midst of a worldwide epidemic and everyone is panicking, it's not such a fun and chill time.
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Dana White says he spoke with President Trump and Vice President Pence and they advised him to move forward with events "They're saying be cautious, be careful but live your life and quit panicking" pic.twitter.
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Jerry Kidrick, a professor of advanced helicopter operations at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, told the Post that the pilot's rapid ascent shortly before the crash indicated that the pilot could have been disoriented or panicking.
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"Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible," he tweeted, misspelling coronavirus and using a pun for MSNBC.
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"Low Ratings Fake News MSDNC (Comcast) & @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Caronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible," he tweeted, misspelling coronavirus and using a pun for MSNBC.
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Our main idea in life is that we're fundamentally misunderstood, which makes sense considering one of my earliest memories is panicking that I missed the day of school where they taught everyone to act normal.
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He had the best debate of his career, won the endorsement of A.O.C., Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE, Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE and now the National Nurses Union.
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On top of all of this, it's deeply Chrissy Teigen cry face-worthy to see a panicking Kevin tell off a Black woman who's trying to help him… only to watch him blow the scene again.
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Essentially, instead of having one employee panicking about what to do until the team struggles to coordinate across a bunch of fragmented messaging threads, a smoother incident reporting process and all the discussion happens in Kintaba.
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Currency markets were mostly quiet at the start of European trading, however, with investors far from panicking about the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations between China and the United States to resolve their trade dispute.
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I had breakfast plans with a casual college friend I'd reconnected with professionally — read: not a total stranger — but I started panicking that I'd signed up for 31 days of looking like a straight-up slob.
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Authorities quickly issued followups to calm the no doubt panicking populace, but I imagine it's hard to do that properly when you've just told everyone in the state to seek shelter and lie on the floor.
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Note the difference between punching and clutching with slight deviation of the head from the center line, and what Overeem does when he's panicking—ducking wildly and slowly after his man's hips with his head down.
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However, any hope in this history must be tempered with the fact that the panicking President does not wear integrity well and can be expected to revert to chaos as soon as he feels comfortable again.
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In a way it mirrors something I've seen across the board: I think we have a tendency with every aspect of the transition to a more digital universe of feeling like "new" is "worse," and panicking.
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The recording industry had been lashing out and panicking about peer-to-peer downloading for a while already, but the spate of lawsuits around the Brianna LaHara case appeared at the time to be something new.
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Panicking will do no good either, but it's definitely time to prepare for you, your family, and your loved ones, in the same way you would prepare for a hurricane, ice storm, or a natural disaster.
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But if I were one of these panicking Democratic elites, I would stop complaining to media outlets and start actually coordinating to choose a single "Stop Bernie" candidate and push the others out of the race.
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My dad was always good at what I would describe as panicking early, which I think of as looking way out over the horizon and thinking through a decision and the 50 steps down the road.
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Financial planners and experts advise against panicking and pulling your money out of the market to hoard cash — as dramatic as a recession might be, it&aposs an expected part of investing&aposs highs and lows.
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Panicking, Ms. Hernandez told him that she was sorry if she gave him the wrong impression; that they should just go back to the house and forget this ever happened; that she was, in fact, gay.
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I left the interview feeling confident about my employment chances, but panicking about how my body would fit into this place — and how in the hell I was going to figure out what to wear every day.
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If you're a little late to the Game of Thrones party, and you're panicking as you try to remember where the story physically left Daenerys Targaryen, Jaime Lannister, Jon Snow, and other key players, you aren't alone.
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"It seems that investors are not panicking as much as they were, aware that these are opening gambits that will ultimately need to be negotiated quietly and away from the headlines," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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Half the respondents thought the chance of a correction by year-end was minimal given how well investors had absorbed shocks without panicking, referring to major political events such as Brexit and Trump's election as U.S. President.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling tumbled to its weakest since April 2017 on Monday after Prime Minister Theresa May pulled a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal with the European Union, panicking investors about deepening political uncertainty in Britain.
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If you're panicking, wondering what is happening to your idea at that point, it is not particularly reassuring to discover that the company's terms and conditions link doesn't work; it simply points to the site's home page.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE looks like he's throwing his hat into the ring for the presidency, it's a good time to consider what a Bloomberg administration would do for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's decision to move toward a presidential bid is frustrating many Democrats, who are adamant there is no appetite for a candidacy from the billionaire former New York City mayor.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake struck off the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Java on Friday, triggering a two-hour tsunami warning that sent coastal-dwellers fleeing to higher ground and panicking people in the capital Jakarta.
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During her emotional speech, Rimes talked about how she was "panicking" on the way to the treatment facility because she would be all alone for 28 days straight and left to face her thoughts, fears — and pain.
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" Caroline Rigby, a 33-year-old journalist, said in an exchange of electronic messages that she was on Carnaby Street, near Oxford Street, "when a wave of hundreds of people started running towards me screaming and panicking.
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The Korea Exchange activated trading curbs on the nation's stock market on Friday for a second day to calm investors panicking after U.S. equity markets on Thursday suffered their worst day since the 1987 "Black Monday" crash.
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Marta, a 27-year-old from Lombardy region, told Business Insider people had been "panicking" during the early stages of the outbreak, but are now calmer since they know supermarkets will still be open and selling food.
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"People were panicking at the beginning, but now that they know the supermarkets are still open and they can still get food, it's gotten a bit better," Marta, who is from Lombardy's Cremona province, told Business Insider.
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The state's cost-control experiment goes back to the 1970s, when economists and policy wonks in the United States started panicking about health care costs and Congress passed laws encouraging states to experiment to address the problem.
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As others were panicking and trying to run off campus or jump from the bridge, Justin said, he tried to remain calm and counsel others to stay since so many police officers were still surrounding the school.
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"The Republicans are panicking about losing their majority in the House, because they know that across the country Democrats have top-notch candidates running, and there's a surge in grassroots participation," said HMP executive director Charlie Kelly.
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And it is possible precisely because of what Saban is not doing: panicking because his players do not know the game plan, wrestling with decisions about whether or not to pass, or even calling the plays himself.
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The Korea Exchange activated trading curbs on the nation's stock market on Friday for a second day to calm investors panicking after U.S. equity markets on Thursday suffered their worst day since the 1987 "Black Monday" crash.
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A low-flying military plane zoomed between buildings in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, for roughly half an hour on Friday, panicking residents who said they had no warning of the flyover, and feared it might strike a building.
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I've witnessed more than one friend sliding open a sleep tracker, and then panicking over a graph on the screen that says that even though they were in bed for eight hours, they were only asleep for four.
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READ: 'Of course we're panicking:' Here's what it's like inside Wuhan's coronavirus quarantine zone Several state-run media outlets, including the People's Daily and the Global Times, broke the news of Li's death at around 10:30 p.m.
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"The guy took off and the girl was down there panicking, and I told her she needed to be quiet and as soon as there was a break in the shots, I pushed her and said, "Let's go.
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"The guy took off and the girl was down there panicking and I told her she needed to be quiet and as soon as there was a break in the shots, I pushed her and said, "Let's go.
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After a few minutes spent panicking over the fact that I've been out of school for nearly half a decade, I had a thought that turned all my worry to excitement: I can't wait to see my crushes.
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In fact, the developers showing off the bat VR game seemed incredibly nervous every time someone slipped on the headset, urging everyone to step back and panicking if they felt you got too close to the bat wielder.
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"People in East Lombok and Mataram felt the strong quake for 10 seconds; residents were panicking and running outside of their homes," said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for Indonesia&aposs Disaster Mitigation Agency, according to Sky News .
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Amid the trade talks, "it would be reasonable to take the view that (based on) these numbers China is not exactly suffering and certainly will not be panicking," Malcolm Freeman, director of Kingdom Futures, wrote in a note.
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Cramer: You won't make a dime panicking—be patient Boone Pickens to Cramer: Oil is close to bottoming There might be plenty of oil and gas companies with juicy yields out there, but those dividends are not safe.
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And if our society is truly interested in reducing unhealthy sex, decreasing sexual violence, and protecting children, then we should focus on the strategies such as education, that will have the greatest impact, rather than panicking over porn.
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First, Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Steyer scores endorsement from key New Hampshire activist Excitement over Bloomberg's trial balloon should concern Democrats MORE jumped into the presidential race after saying he wouldn't.
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"Draghi did a pretty good job of communicating the ECB is still on track to remove stimulus but is at the same time monitoring the risks without panicking or downplaying the situation," said DZ Bank analyst Pascal Segesser.
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At least 70 executives have been detained in recent months, panicking PDVSA workers, depriving the industry of much of its top brass and stalling decision-making in the company overseeing the world's biggest crude reserves, insiders have said.
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Tooze regales us with character sketches while recounting the "freak show of outsize personalities" at the G-20 summit in London in 2009 — a pageant of the world's leaders pledging to boost cratering trade and quell panicking markets.
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This was perhaps best exemplified in the hashtag #ThingsThatLeaveBritainReeling, which mocked media and political hysteria surrounding the attack by asserting that Brits are far too busy panicking over the small things to be bothered getting bent over terrorism.
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A source close to the President, who spent time playing golf at his resort on Saturday, told CNN Trump is happy the investigation has finished and that "no one is panicking" ahead of the next Mueller-related news.
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According the Katchen, investors who advocate for social responsibility tend to make more money than their peers in the long term due to their increased likelihood of sticking to their plan instead of panicking during sudden market movements.
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To prevent panicking depositors from hastily withdrawing money in the next bank crisis, lawmakers are discussing changes that would increase the level of protection given to savers, making them the last to be hit in a future rescue.
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DETROIT – General Motors stands to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in production as a United Auto Workers union strike against the automaker enters its second day, but Wall Street isn't panicking or downgrading the automaker just yet.
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This review was conducted independently by The Hill's news staff under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackThe Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Hill's Editor-In-Chief: Are Joe Biden donors panicking?
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" I'm mildly panicking, but I'm not kidding, the first night we went to the show, she stepped up, literally let it rip, like, peeled my face back, and we're just like, "Okay, I think we'll just do that.
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But with an IPO in the fitness company's sights, many of the same studio owners who helped ClassPass grow into a vaunted unicorn are now panicking about changes to the ClassPass system that they say threaten their very existence.
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Videos of the incident, which occurred at Mokai Lounge in Miami Beach between late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, show the horse panicking and bucking off a woman in a bikini as hordes of clubgoers scream and cheer.
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Levy Jaen wakes up some nights in his Queens home drenched in sweat, panicking after dreaming that he was still in jail, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers telling him to pack his things because he was getting deported.
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Other reports on the Kremlin-controlled TV channels that are the primary source of news for most Russians have highlighted concerns about Clinton's health, linked her to sex scandals and suggested the Democratic Party is "panicking" over recent polls.
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Though Pink confessed to panicking as she dangled from a towering hotel in Downtown Los Angeles over the weekend in preparation for her 2017 American Music Award performance, the singer scaled the building like a pro on Sunday night.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE on Friday officially filed as a candidate for the Alabama Democratic presidential primary, the first step in a possible White House run that could shake up the already-crowded 2020 field.
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LONDON (Reuters) - BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager, says there is no need for a stress test of whether the mutual fund industry could repay a large number of panicking investors in the event of a fresh financial crisis.
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In the bottom of that station, by the way, below the panicking people in front of their screens and the businessman who is angry that there are delays, there's some kind of military contingent that has executed a man.
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The funding comes at a time when, as Benchmark partner Bill Gurley wrote about at length, Silicon Valley companies have become over-funded and the investors who poured that money into them are (or at least should be) panicking.
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Far from panicking at his misfortune, he used his five months of severance pay to hang out for a few weeks with friends and ponder other career options, like maybe joining a friend's start-up drawing cartoons on computers.
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"Travelers are panicking," wrote John Konstantinidis, general manager of Authentic Lombok, a tour operator based in the popular, west-coast beach area Senggigi, over email; he has lost 50 percent of bookings since the July 29 earthquake, he added.
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"We also need to stop panicking and stigmatizing people of different ethnicities— this will only make people more hesitant to speak out and seek care," says Abraar Karan, a physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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Dorothy also butts in on the action, proving she's the series' most consistently entertaining character, as she quickly pivots from panicking that her daughter is going to get killed while playing hero, to seeing a financial opportunity in action figures.
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"It seems like all of the members of the previous government are now panicking, so they try to use the military's weight to protect themselves," said a former senior lawmaker from the army-linked Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP).
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Paulos Tekle, who lost his 5-year-old son, Isaac, said he called the fire brigade after panicking neighbors told him flames were climbing up the outside of the building, but he was told to stay inside his 18th-floor apartment.
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In the dream, she is panicking about finding the perfect outfit for her young son to wear before she introduces him to Dwight "Malachi" York — the cult leader who repeatedly sexually abused her decades before when she was a child.
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LAS VEGAS – A 25-year-old man was arrested on a felony terrorism charge after he was accused of panicking shoppers by donning a mask and toting a replica AK-47 assault rifle through a Las Vegas mall, police said Friday.
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AlphaBay Market, a prominent dark web marketplace that facilitates the sale of drugs and other illegal items, went down last night and users are panicking, afraid the moderators have shut down the site for good and run off with the loot.
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Trump's policy proposals and rhetoric against Hispanics and African-Americans have strained and probably reversed past GOP efforts to woo those voters, panicking donors and the party establishment who know the party's future depends on expanding beyond its older, white base.
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A panicking campaign would be moving money from one state to another, or pulling out of states entirely, but campaign officials say the blue state ads are more a product of surplus cash and a desire to help Democrats down-ballot.
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I was panicking because I thought that being in Philly was bad for me in terms of writing songs—I have all these friends that live [in New York], but I felt like I couldn't get any work done there.
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They're probably not panicking in the hallways in Redmond today over these numbers, as that is still a healthy growth rate, and the law of large numbers suggests that the bigger you get, the slower your growth is going to be.
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But maybe they didn't, and there'd be pretty much no way to know when or how the weed got into Amazon's system, or whether the presumably panicking people who lost it could potentially find out how to track it down.
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We checked in at the big conference center and I started panicking — there are crowds, everything was just very overwhelming — and then we left that, got everything figured out, and we went to one of the unofficial showcases right outside.
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Time running out And time is running out for the panicking Republican establishment to deny the billionaire the nomination, amid fears his brand of volatile anti-immigrant rhetoric could cost the party not just the White House, but the Senate.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE filed on Tuesday to appear on the Democratic presidential primary ballot in Arkansas, the latest move from the former New York City mayor that suggests he's moving toward a 2628 White House run.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE, the former New York City mayor and billionaire, is actively preparing a White House run as a Democrat without officially plunging into the candidate pool momentarily complicated an increasingly unpredictable presidential race.
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"Every time the yuan depreciates or when things like the vaccine scandal happens, I get more people panicking and asking about Hong Kong insurance," said Zhang, referring to recent cases in which Chinese companies falsified data and sold ineffective vaccines.
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To the Editor: Re "'It Will End': Trump Urges Nation to Avoid Panicking" (news article, March 7): I am deeply concerned that our president has given greater priority to his own political image and welfare rather than that of our country.
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His clients weren't panicking, but he kept a close eye on his phone, as he and his wife rushed to a boutique inside the Magic Kingdom, where their daughter had an appointment to be transformed into Elsa, her favorite princess.
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Democrats are currently panicking over whether Hillary Clinton will be able to reach out and appeal to Bernie Sanders's supporters in the general election or whether Sanders will be "willing to harm" Clinton's prospects in order to advance his own agenda.
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While, no, you shouldn't be panicking—it's not time to start avoiding public transportation, and unless you're a healthcare provider on the front lines, you shouldn't even be buying masks—it's reasonable to want to know what is going on.
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"We were planning to take a 10-minute, leisurely walk, and instead it's us panicking and driving to another city and all the doors are locked," said Holbrook, who envisioned getting a license at a courthouse a mile from her home.
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Everything that the president has said and done has reeked of desperation and has had the opposite of its intended effect: People are panicking, the economy is tanking, and there is little faith that Trump is capable of managing the situation.
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Gregorius said the Yankees analytics staff members told him he hit more balls hard in May than in March and April, when he had 10 homers and 30 R.B.I. That tells him his swing is mechanically sound, so Gregorius isn't panicking.
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"Panicking and going completely to cash in your employer 401(k), robo-advised strategies or personal brokerage accounts can end up derailing your investment goals for the long run," says Jon Ulin, CFP and founder of Ulin and Co. Wealth Management.
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"I talked to the President and the Vice President of the United States today about this and they're taking this very serious and they're saying 'be cautious and be careful but live your life and stop panicking,'" White said on ESPN.
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It is fair to conclude that the Democratic Party's center is panicking, and it is now fair to conclude that it has good cause: With 62 percent of Iowa caucus results in, Mr. Sanders leads the popular vote, with 26.3 percent.
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In the case of the debt limit, failure to approve an increase could cause the first default by the United States government, panicking the markets and jeopardizing trillions of dollars in holdings and retirement savings, among other potentially severe consequences.
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One of Redfield's deputies on Monday urged businesses and schools to start preparing for the disease's inevitable spread — stamping the CDC's imprint on public fears and irking White House officials who worry about panicking Americans and driving down financial markets.
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One is hard-pressed to find machine-breakers today; the writers chronicling their agonized efforts to quit the iPhone and the tech moguls panicking about the effects of screen time on their kids' brains are the closest we've come so far.
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Two women were found dead in the rubble of an apartment building in the northern town of Thumane, and a man died in the town of Kurbin after panicking and jumping out of a building, a Defence Ministry spokeswoman said.
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Directed by Diary of a Teenage Girl's Marielle Heller with a screenplay by Nicole Holofcener and Jeff Whitty, it's about loneliness and anxiety, about having barely two nickels to rub together, about panicking over a situation you feel powerless to fix.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Sanders: Fighting anti-Semitism 'is very personal' Bloomberg run should push Warren to the center — but won't MORE (Mich.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (Minn.) and Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyJustice Democrats official denies that progressives struggle with electability The Hill's Campaign Report: Bloomberg looks to upend Democratic race Progressive freshmen jump into leadership PAC fundraising MORE (Mass.).
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Adina Porter, who plays a leader of a group of people left on Earth after a nuclear apocalypse in The CW's The 100, recalls panicking when being given a script in which her character speaks in Trigedasleng, the native language of her people.
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Marketers are panicking over Google's plan to yank cookies from advertisingDigital advertisers are grappling with a number of changes that threaten their business, but especially Google's recent decision to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome browser in the next two years.
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One thing leads to another, and suddenly she's hand-cuffed to a bed with her husband's dead body at her feet, hallucinating and panicking and sifting through memories of childhood trauma in hopes that it will elucidate a way out of her predicament.
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Panicking retail investors concerned about a possible meltdown in British commercial real estate prices tried to pull money out of property funds, triggering the suspension of 18 billion pounds ($13 billion) of such funds this week, the biggest since the 2008 financial crisis.
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By the time I wake up — in a cold sweat and panicking because I certainly did not drink enough water the night before, I might add— I race to the bathroom in search of my skin plan B (no, not that one).
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Democratic elites are panicking over Biden's fundraising, and they want an alternative candidate for the moderate laneWealthy Democratic donors are extremely concerned over Biden's extremely lackluster fundraising and slipping poll performance, in contrast with the rise and massive grassroots fundraising of Sens.
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When people share their stories with me, there are common themes that emerge: These include someone telling them they were "not good at math," panicking over timed math tests, or getting stuck on some math topic and struggling to move past it.
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The idea that we, of all countries, are panicking that our benefits are too generous is slightly absurd — especially when we also offer substantially worse access to health insurance for working-class people, to prevent these disabilities from developing in the first place.
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But before we start panicking about that worst-case scenario, it's important to take into account some context that makes Trump's call for a new era of trade with less regard for the WTO a considerably less jarring shift than it may seem.
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The first, and most likely, is that more and more owners of cryptos are panicking and selling some or all of their cryptos before their price drops further, while prospective crypto speculators have become unnerved by the continuing slide in crypto prices.
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And many of Sanders' colleagues in the Senate are not panicking over the Vermont independent becoming the nominee, noting his strong base of support and the influence his ideas have had on the party since he took on Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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LONDON, Oct 22008 (Reuters) - A former senior Barclays executive was "panicking" about the risk of a state bailout during the credit crisis in 22008 because he feared government scrutiny of his multi-million pound remuneration, a London criminal trial heard on Tuesday.
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"—christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 18, 2019 Aware that followers would question why she was panicking, she invited other Twitter users to "go ahead and tell me what you made when Blake [Shelton] Kelly [Clarkson] and Gwen [Stefani] came over to your house.
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At a high level, it's clear that the main impact of the party decides theory has been to prevent people from panicking about Trump, when a little Trump panic is exactly what would have been needed to bring about the theory's predictions.
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But, like many other Western nations, it is panicking about the costs and burdens of the largest displacement crisis since World War II. The United States, for instance, has admitted only 2,647 of the more than 4.5 million Syrians who have been displaced by war.
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But will I get locked out of my own devices if I'm panicking and not behaving like I 'normally' do — say, for example, because the AI turned on the rice cooker when I was away and I arrived home to find the kitchen in flames.
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Before, an emoji for when you're hot with shame 😳, for when you're hot with anger 😡, for when you're sweating 😓, for when you're smiling but also panicking in a cold sweat 😅; now, an emoji for when your face is just… hot.
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The idea is that by getting you to understand that debt is just a missed opportunity for savings, by focusing on dollars rather than counting pennies, and by sticking to a few easy-to-understand ratios, you can spend less time panicking about money.
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I wasn't bingeing, but my brain was: constantly weighing the pros and cons of having a bowl, envisioning cartoonish fat grams clogging up my arteries, and panicking over the choice between Cookies & Cream and Peanut-Butter Chip or, fuck it, should I just buy both?
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"I don't know if they have a Plan B or they are panicking (too much) to execute... But I know one thing, everything is closing down in terms of market functioning whether official or unofficial," said Hany Genena, head of research at Beltone Financial.
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Rep. Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Omar renews claim Stephen Miller is a 'white nationalist' amid calls for him to step down Sanders 'very concerned about what appears to be a coup' in Bolivia MORE (D-Minn.) on Monday denounced Rep.
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Despite his administration's leniency towards Apple, Trump still wants Apple to start making its products in the U.S. At this point, it seems like there's no reason to start panicking about rising iPhone prices yet, beyond the price increases Apple already does on its own.
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Establishment Republicans are panicking over Trump's popularity with voters, fearing the real estate tycoon lacks the experience and temperament for defeating Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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AC: The interesting thing about online is that you can do things that are more complex and involving and less patronizing to the audience than traditional documentaries, which tend to simplify so much because they're panicking that people will only watch them once live.
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A former Baltimore police sergeant has been indicted on civil rights, conspiracy and witness tampering charges after prosecutors said he planted a BB gun at the scene of a 2014 arrest where a fellow sergeant was panicking after having deliberately run over a suspect.
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Sabharwal and Dhingra's experience at Indira Gandhi International Airport showed how even screening passengers at airports is not enough, if quarantine centers are not prepared to handle travelers as human beings panicking at the thought of disease and cross-contamination, instead of troublesome virus carriers.
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With speeds like that, you could download a two-hour film in fewer than 25 seconds, a task that takes about seven minutes on 25G (no more panicking while trying to download your in-flight entertainment on the tarmac before the plane takes off).
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" President Trump on Wednesday sought to place the blame for the market turbulence on the media outlets CNN and MSNBC, which he said on Twitter were "doing everything possible" to make the virus outbreak look "as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible.
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For all his increasingly poisonous insults, claims by his lawyer Rudy Giuliani that the special counsel is "panicking" and the assault by his allies in conservative media, Trump has failed to draw the tight-lipped special counsel into the kind of confrontation that favors him.
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And I continued panicking until I eventually reached the park — a day later than I had planned, after deciding to indulge that panic and spend a night at the base of the mountain, betting the roads would at least partly thaw in the morning.
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Incremental jumps in inflation may not be worth panicking over now, but investors should still be aware of what this might mean for other costs — credit-card debt, rent and the purchase of goods — particularly if paired with increases in the interest rate, said Eisenberg.
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With the deadly coronavirus quickly spreading through New York City, the city's doctors and nurses are panicking that a lack of tests, beds, ventilators, and protective equipment have set them up for failure in one of the most critical fights in the city's history.
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I am panicking because I've remembered I have no idea what the internet is, either physically or conceptually, like what the fuck is an email, is this a womb or a war zone, why are my nudes in the sky, who is my king now.
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Whether you're a bridesmaid in your BFF's wedding and desperately need to tan your back before slipping on that sleeveless dress or you're panicking because your orange fingers make it seem like your diet consists of — and only of — Cheetos, we've got a solution for you.
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The Huffington Post spoke to an operator on the Obamacare help line who reports, "It's heartbreaking, because we can't tell these people that it will be OK, because we don't know if it will be OK." The operator reports, however, that not everyone calling is panicking.
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Similarly when you think of the Millennial tribe, you think of the blissed-out stoner couple Taylor and Figgy; anxious Hannah panicking in the corner; hot-headed Michaela who beasts out at every challenge; earnest, emotional bro Jay, and Zeke, the self-styled octogenarian cruise ship passenger.
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I met with her and all of her command staff, and I told her that she could have hired five extra guards for $500 when she spent $700 on pepper spray, which runs the risk of people panicking and thinking they're being gassed and somebody getting trampled.
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That's not necessarily always a sign that panicking creatives are deliberating over a final cut that's actually watchable; Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret was held back for six years because of disputes between Lonergan and producers, eventually embraced as a masterpiece when it was eventually released in 2011.
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Republican-held seat in North Carolina Republicans are panicking about North Carolina, worrying that Trump's controversial candidacy, passions in the state over the so-called "bathroom bill" pushed by conservative state lawmakers and an unpopular Republican governor will amount to a perfect storm -- and cause Sen.
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The strange thing is that at the time, my sources in the White House were pointing their finger at Senate Democrats — who they said were panicking and on the verge of caving until the White House was able to cobble something together at the last minute.
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Even the first season of Family Vacation, a stunning return to form that also showed the cast had grown up over their six-year hiatus, gave us Polizzi dropping a comically massive drink during an early-morning "spiral" with panicking father-to-be co-star Ronnie Magro.
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He first allegedly claimed he dropped Dunbar and the baby back at Dunbar's home, but later allegedly said punched Dunbar during a fight and dropped her off in the field in which her body was later found, before panicking and dropping the baby off in another area.
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One of the unique oddities of the Klok-01 is that when a new hour approaches, the hour dial can make it look like that hour has already passed, so I often found myself panicking that it's 4:55PM when it was in fact 3:55PM.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible entrance into the presidential race sent shock waves throughout the Democratic primary field this week, as campaigns scrambled to size up a potential rival whose high profile and vast personal fortune threatens a major shift in the contest.
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"All of those articles ... that are about mistakes investors make — over-trading, falling in love with the winners, panicking in downturns, paying too much in fees because of over-trading — really all need to be renamed mistakes that gentlemen investors make," said Krawcheck, who is CEO.
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"I'm convinced she was panicking a bit in the inside, but she managed these moments very well," said her coach, Frenchman Sam Sumyk, who also guided Belarussian Victoria Azarenka to her first major title at the 2012 Australian Open, and to the top of the world rankings.
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Those panicking, eager to help and perhaps more so to feel slightly less terrible about the world if only for an instant, pull out their credit cards or PayPal passwords and attempt to reclaim their sense of agency by handing over a small sum of cash.
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We'd gotten to the Bay Area via State Route 13, the epic and winding coastal road also known as Highway 1, my sister and I nauseated in the back seat and my mother panicking in the front as we took turns along cliff edges too fast.
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"The lack of public trust in government has meant that directives to stay in aren't being followed, as people are panicking and heading to hospitals to get tested, worsening the spread of the disease," said Dina Esfandiary, a research fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center.
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ClearSky, a cybersecurity company that was among the first to issue warnings of the breach, said it had damaged the flow of financial transactions inside Iran and had harmed the reputation of the affected banks, with customers panicking about their personal information having been made public.
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It's the kind of failure you get after spending 10 minutes meticulously observing NPC patterns in Hitman, then slyly planting a proximity mine along your target's route only to have it triggered by some random bystander who's panicking after finding a body you happened to leave around the corner.
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It's a movie with space for both caricature-of-cruelty Billy Zane and a heartbreakingly simple and historically accurate thread in which a set of musicians gamely try to play music on board the ship for the panicking passengers, knowing that they too will soon meet their own fates.
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Cramer: You won't make a dime panicking—be patient Boone Pickens to Cramer: Oil is close to bottoming Ultimately, when Cramer compared the individual Dow components to where they were the last time the Shanghai composite tanked, he got a pretty mixed picture from a bottom-up perspective.
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"What every campaign now has an opportunity to do is 90 days to figure out 'are we going to be the ones panicking with two weeks to go,'" said Matt Borges, the former chairman of the Ohio GOP, referring to the number of days left before the midterms.
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"Because everybody is panicking, there are a lot of people in the grocery stores, so if you belong in that group of people who are 65 or older, or immune compromised, then it is best to get someone else to shop for you, if you can," Fries said.
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