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Panic

1. See: Bank panic.

2. See: Panic buying.

3. See: Panic selling.

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Then it got really quite panicky after that, as you can imagine.

I saw how policeman went down

PREY (ITV, 9pm) THINGS are getting a little bit panicky now.

TODAY'S TV

But she is slightly panicky - what if Reid wakes up and tells everyone what really happened?

Just how Long can Susan keep up her act? PICK OF THE DAY RIPPER STREET (BBC1, 9pm)

Panicky trading on Monday pushed the Chinese markets down.

Central bank rate cut does not help Chinese markets

PANICKY Yet the Tories say if they win on May 7 they will cut the deficit to zero within two years while at the same time - and this is the most amazing bit - increasing spending by PS25billion.

Cam's wild claim does not add up; VOICE OF THE

FINDERS KEEPERS Sky Movies Premiere 10PM PREMIERE Jaime Pressley is panicky when her young daughter obsesses over an ugly doll in their new home.

MONDAY

GREAT WAR For several minutes, excitement prevailed, and a few of the passengers became a little panicky.

War Diary: January 16, 1918

But we will not allow a panicky u-turn during PMQs to dictate Government policy.

Lib Dems lash Cameron's 'panicky' energy move

When her comments were exposed, a panicky Brown started waving her arms in the air in an attempt to slap the mischievous panelist.

Melanie Brown takes a dig at Posh's dance skills on 'America's Got Talent'

But HSBC is acting like one panicky Canadian bank and one panicky Minnesota bank.

HSBC joins banks that are lopping off Iranians

The TV channel wonders whether there will be new movement in the process of solving the name issue and reminds of the panicky reaction of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs following the briefing with Macedonian Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki.

President Gjorge Ivanov is to address Thursday the General Assembly of the United Nations

RAJESH MISHRA DOHA GOLD sale at Doha jewellery shops has dropped between 30 to 50 percent during the last couple of months as Indian expatriates have gone panicky, courtesy the Indian Government's recent decision to revoke a 50-yearold law that makes a nonresident Indian (NRI) woman taxable if she carries more than 7-8 grams of gold and a man if he carries 3-4 grams of gold only.