In China, though, the milk scare has set off a minor panic.
Sunday's scare was set off after Manchester United staff found a suspicious device in a toilet in the northwest corner of one of the stands, police said.
As a string of anti-immigrant attacks flared through the South African port city of Durban earlier this month, 25-year-old Jessica found herself stuck in her sister's home, scared to set off home with her 7-month-old son.
Since this is the only line of defence against migration or smuggling, expansions of Schengen tend to set off scare stories about the porousness of new borders.Until three years ago, the Schengen area consisted of "the EU, minus two, plus two".
These executives worry that another scare involving China could set off a consumer backlash against Chinese or foreign imports and reverse a trend that has made large food makers increasingly dependent on processed ingredients from developing countries.
But there were no more scares, and Middlesex can set off for Old Trafford with the buffer of a 19-point lead over Lancashire.
Lunging at Tintin, the flash bulb of Tintin's camera is accidentally set off, scaring the Yeti into fleeing.
(Ages 3 to 6) In a comical mixed-media collage, three small ghosts set off on a scare spree ("I scared some mean witches, sitting in dark ditches, lipsticking their lipses, plotting evil trickses," brags one), sending ghouls and ogres galumphing.
The fingertip has not just set off a scare, but has also become the butt of late-night television jokes.
The station covered a bomb scare in a Philadelphia hotel set off innocently by ticking clocks in a box.
