psychology professor suggested that hymn-singing would help allay panic among bomb survivors.
James Bond-level security including CCTV, infrared scanners, panic room, bomb-proof garage doors, bomb-resistant lift and bulletproof windows.
One UK security source said that despite the president's announcement, the aim was probably to cause panic rather than bomb any particular target.
For emotional words, only high arousal negative valence words were used (i.e., horror, bomb, panic).
The low point was the night nearly a year ago, on Nov. 13, 2001, when the Taliban, fleeing Kabul in panic under American bombing, robbed the vaults at gunpoint of $5.3 million in American dollar bills and about $330,000 in Pakistani rupees.
The government said the two men -- Lt. José Antonio Colina and Lt. Germán Varela, both former officers in the country's National Guard -- intended to cause panic with the bombs in Caracas, and that they are members of a group of military officers who want Mr. Chávez out.
The third attacker also placed his suitcase on a cart but he must have panicked because his bomb didn't go off".
And as the children venture further afield, it is into the world of the atomic bomb and panic over the Russian Red Menace.
Mass panic — not the A-bomb — may be the easiest way to win a battle, the cheapest way to win a war".
For a while was forced to share his large cell with a horse that would panic when US aircraft bombed the city after 9/11.
