IF, in this week's Thanksgiving crunch of cooking and traveling, you find yourself frozen in a momentary rictus of panic, try to think of Linda Horgan.
There were 48 hours of free music left and I remember the panic, trying to think of tracks I vaguely wanted (Pure Shores, Bound 4 Da Reload) but hadn't yet downloaded (Wild Wild West, Mi Chico Latino).
New Hampshire voters — including, it seems, New Hampshire mothers, for whom Islamist terrorism seems less of a danger than lightning at picnics, to say nothing of drunk drivers and proliferating guns — are panicked enough to think of voting for a "security" Republican.
I panicked, trying to think about how I could climb out a window or something.
The Labour MP Paul Flynn accused him of "management by panic" and pressed him to think again, to which Pugh replied: "I am not sure how my resignation would help people in any way".
If there is time to think, panic is less likely.
But I was 12! And might actually be liked by an actual boy!!! Panicking, I quickly tried to think of some appropriate text slang to send in reply, and settled on a nonchalant "yh x" (didn't want to appear too excited).
But I was 12! And might actually be fancied by an actual boy!!! Panicking, I quickly tried to think of some appropriate text slang to send in reply, and settled on a nonchalant "yh x" (didn't want to appear too keen).
"If we're going to go through a retest that could be as severe as a correction — a 10percentto20percentcent decline — I would tend to think that panic will return," Mr. Stovall said.
Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman, agreed that this is not what the City wanted, but tried to calm talk of panic: There's no reason to think Britain is going the same way as Greece - none whatsoever.
