This is not the time to panic or to despair.

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

Please control yourself. There's no need for panic.

My dear fellow, there is no need to panic.

I'm not an alarmist, but if the newspapers find out that boy was here...

The rice joins a growing list of food scares to hit China in recent years.

China, too, was paralyzed by inflation after the Second World War, leaving it vulnerable to food panics.

Despite the alarming rate of deforestation, new strategies have been implemented and are emerging to address this critical matter and to further our understanding of the underlying driving forces.

Or did it? Vladimir Putin and his regime, caught off guard by last winter s massive protests, were on the verge of panic.

Second, we thought that the depositors prone to panic would always be small depositors households and small firms rather than corporations or professional investors.

But it does mean that we can quit panicking and start thinking calmly to ensure that we focus on the right issues.

A step toward normalization of interest rate spreads which quantitative easing has made exaggeratedly low should not be cause for panic.

The same media that severity silenced 1985 earthquake in our country, Mexico, and not to panic remain at bay, but to keep us organized solidarity as a nation in the midst of this crisis, not to become the union in the revolutionary movement.

NEW YORK The global recession now underway is the result not only of a financial panic, but also of more basic uncertainty about the future direction of the world economy.

NEW YORK Outsourcing of services has been a persistent cause of panic and protectionism in recent years, especially in the United States since the 2004 presidential election.

Some scenarios, including an electronic Pearl Harbor, sound alarmist, but they illustrate the diffusion of power from central governments to individuals.

At the same time, however, the case of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the complexities of implementing safeguards in other countries, and the discovery of a major illicit network supplying sensitive equipment and technologies, all gave cause for alarm.

In Pleebo and Harper, Maryland County, there were alarming incidents of mob violence from 16 to 23 January, resulting from allegations that the disappearance of certain individuals was due to ritual killings.

Obama has consistently resisted the temptation to unleash more wars. His policies have sometimes been inconsistent and irresolute.

The annual growth rate of China s 7.5 trillion economy decelerated to 7.6 in the second quarter, from 8.1 in January March hardly a cause for panic.

quot On 1 August 1994 the Ministries of the Interior and Information addressed a warning to the local press, inviting it not to publish alarmist or tendentious news and not to make itself the instrument of foreign propaganda under penalty of temporary suspension.

Second, we thought that the depositors prone to panic would always be small depositors households and small firms  rather than corporations or professional investors. We now know that this is wrong, but there was never any serious reason to believe it.

The European Union is concerned at the alarming situation of thousands of refugees from Abkhazia and has recently considerably increased its humanitarian efforts in the region. It strongly urges the parties to the conflict not to impede the work of those assisting the troubled population.

This directly affects newborn babies, which can be best illustrated by the situation in the maternity ward in Novi Sad where the average weight of newborn babies at birth has dropped, while particularly alarming is the average head circumference of newborn babies, which is under 35 centimetres.