3. Don t worry about panic. Panic is rare in emergencies.

Markets would panic.

Shock and Panic

The Copenhagen Panic

The Limits to Panic

But we should not panic.

Panic ensued and credit stopped circulating.

But panic panic leaders fear that they will be unable to stop their people from panicking is both common and harmful.

Confusion and panic are spreading in Europe.

Sami's death put the community into a panic.

Sami's death put the community into a panic.

So, there will be no panic this time.

Or perhaps it stems simply from unreasoning panic.

Friday, however, saw more panic on the exchange.

All the people on the raft began to panic.

Once everybody is sure that, no matter how much others panic, financial institutions won t have to dump illiquid assets at a loss, the panic will subside.

( There s no need to panic would be a close second.)

In the grip of panic panic, officials issue over reassuring statements, suppress or delay alarming news, and speak contemptuously about how the public is irrational, hysterical, or panicking.

First, we thought that the main reason why banks fail is that depositors panic, not that the main reason depositors panic is that banks are in danger of failing.

4. Don t obsess over accusations of fear mongering. Nothing officials say is likely to cause panic, but they may be accused of causing panic no matter what they say.

This price commitment would take effect in times of financial panic.

Vampire panic seized the European public repeatedly in the eighteenth century.

Most casualties were caused by the panic that this intervention created.

What strikes me more now, more than the dismembered and burned corpses I saw two nights ago, more than the intensity of the missiles hitting all around us last night and the feeling that at any moment, Israeli special forces soldiers could enter shooting was the panic on residents faces. Panic fleeing, panic trying to flag an ambulance for the wounded, the dead, panic even in the ambulance drivers and teams.

There are reports of general panic, and of streets clogged with corpses.

And every time I approached the corner or the curb I would panic.

And that incites a sort of panic architecture Oh no, where's this thing?

With Allende s victory, Chile s stock exchange and markets were gripped by financial panic.

There is no reason to panic about America s proposed anti missile defense system.

Half an hour ago the fighting started here. There is an enormous panic.

In the ensuing panic, police opened fire on the crowd and each other.

The sense of panic has subsided. Banks are once again lending to each other.

With panic subsiding towards the end of 2008, gold prices resumed their downward movement.

The 1929 panic has dominated all analysis of the depression for two rather peculiar reasons.

Because of climate panic, our attempts to mitigate climate change have provoked an unmitigated disaster.

The Panic of 1857 broke the mould of all prior thinking on the world economy.

The consequences would be considerable, more in terms of panic than in numbers of victims.

For Britain s rivals, the financial panic of 1907 demonstrated the necessity of mobilizing financial power themselves.

So the first thing about storytelling that I learned, and I follow all the time is Panic.

The idea that the world s largest economies are merely facing a short term panic looks increasingly strained.

It was a vote of misery and desertion, an impulse moved by panic as well as anger.

In the heat of the battle against financial panic, policy attention turned away from that green recovery.

When the women began their work, Lillian s expression turned from giddy anticipation to fear and then panic.

Q80 Saracen over at Kuwait The Panic Button explains how he thinks most Kuwaitis vote. He says

This time, they took the village, and the Soviets retreated in panic over the surrounding frozen lakes.