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  Others pitch and wheel in panic's shifting vortex, sucking them toward a pressing swell with unflappable wings open and upward.

Kamikaze Birdsongs 2010

The "Austrians" also forgot to tell you about the panic's of the 19th century which have behaved similiarly to the current mess.

Defending what Paul Krugman Wrote, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

MOOS: He uttered the "P" word, but so far no panic's ensued.

CNN Transcript Sep 26, 2008 2008

The panic's coming on again; medication woes, I wish they'd just stick with what WORKS long enough for me to spend a month or two actually feeling ok, it'd be nice.

jaxraven Diary Entry jaxraven 2008

The panic's political repercussions, however, had barely begun.

A Tale of Two Fine Roosevelts 2008

Then it snowballs, and you start to panic — maybe panic's not the word.

USATODAY.com - Burrell plans to repay fans in Philly for their patience 2004

At first he could not remember what had happened or where he was, and panic's sharp talons pricked at him But he held fast, forcing himself to be patient, to wait for his mind to clear.

Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

At first he could not remember what had happened or where he was, and panic's sharp talons pricked at him But he held fast, forcing himself to be patient, to wait for his mind to clear.

Morgawr BROOKS, Terry 2002

At first he could not remember what had happened or where he was, and panic's sharp talons pricked at him But he held fast, forcing himself to be patient, to wait for his mind to clear.

Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

BILL TUCKER, CNN ANCHOR: And I sat down and Frank's talking about panic's a very personal thing, and I-- there's an appropriate price to pick this up, as a matter of fact.

CNN Transcript - Breaking News: Wall Street Spins Into Freefall - April 4, 2000 2000