The wording is strong, almost panicked: "Kesha now faces an abysmal decision: work with her alleged abuser... or idly and passively wait as her career tick-tocks away... Her brand value has fallen, and unless the Court issues this injunction, Kesha will suffer irreparable harm, plummeting her career past the point of no return".
Ed Merner, manager of the Atlantis Japan Growth Fund in Tokyo, said, "If you're investing overseas and the yen starts to go against you, or what you're investing in goes against you, then you start to sell that and maybe the yen gets stronger — that panics people into covering".
His decision to defect – which surprised even his family when he announced it at a Shabbat dinner – was not an isolated incident in a campaign which has been overtaken by the strong whiff of panic emanating not only from Likud but from Netanyahu himself.
Now, sometimes, when she's working, she gets such a strong flash of panic about her daughter - 'Oh my God, what if she chokes on her Rice Krispies!' - she has to stop filming and phone to check that everything's all right.
I had a strong sense of panic with each new specialist, and yet I never listened to it.
Strong waves and panicking passengers caused the vessel to rock, people began falling overboard and it capsized.
"Black Hawk Down" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for a barrage of violence, dismemberment and mayhem, and the usual accompanying panicked strong language.
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The Fed should only have two missions: keep the dollar strong and avert panics.
In particular, patients with insomnia had the strongest association with panic disorder (adjusted, OR, 1.386; 95% CI, 1.201 1.599; p < 0.05).
