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panic <a panic; panics> N

panic VB

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panic
فَرَق
panic
هَلَل

financial panic

panic grass

panic-stricken ADJ

panic-stricken

panic-stricken. ADJ

be panic-stricken VB

panic in stock exchange ECON

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But with the monetary panic of 1873, the value of bonds so depreciated that the company failed, and removed its machinery.
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Being a rather heavy car, after several panic stops, the brake drums would overheat, resulting in considerable fade and long stopping distances.
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Acrophobia sufferers can experience a panic attack in a high place and become too agitated to get themselves down safely.
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For those investors who sell in a panic, stock market recovery is of little benefit.
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Heavier masses are unsafe, with most panic snaps because of the possibility of injury from flailing cordage.
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Panic begins to spread, and worse yet, the city's water supply has been reduced to nothing but a trickle.
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Although the shelling was inaccurate and only caused about $500 damage to a catwalk, panic was immediate.
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This underscored financial and political instability and led to further panic in the markets.
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The retreat was made even more serious by the fact that the gendarmes, tasked with stabilising the front and catching deserters, also fled in panic.
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He had fitted it out with a jacuzzi, a gym and even a panic room.
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