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When I sat up in bed to reach for the Advil on my nightstand, I became panic-stricken.
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The text messages revealed how he became panic stricken when a new village administrator demanded an accounting of the youth program's finances and property.
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Seeing the devastation caused by the tomochitecos the city soon became panic stricken fearing an attack on the city itself. This second confrontation struck home to Diaz and in order to prevent others from joining the cause of the tomochitecos a renewed campaign was ordered.
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He set up a camp on the beach, and set off the next day. The Egyptians, who were not used to marching in formation, advanced in a confused mass. At the halting place of El Teb, on the road to Tokar they were attacked by a Mahdist force 1,000 strong. Despite their superiority in numbers and weaponry, the troops became panic-stricken, and fled after firing a single volley.
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In the seventh year on 16 May 1562 Adham Khan Koka, younger son of Maham Anga, overwhelmed with envy over Shams- ud-Din Ataga Khan, murdered Shams-ud-Din Ataga. Mun'im Khan who had secretly instigated the crime, became panic stricken and attempted to flee to Kabul. En route to Kabul, when he was passing through the fief of Sayyid Mahmud Khan Barha at Sawat present day Muzaffar Nagar, Mun'im Khan was captured by his men. Sayyid Mahmud Khan recognized him and took him back to the royal threshold with honour.
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He invited Baebius, their nearest > general, to a rendezvous and gave pledges anew of faithful alliance against > Antiochus. Baebius praised him for this, and felt emboldened to send Appius > Claudius straightway with 2000 foot through Macedon into Thessaly. :When > Appius arrived at Tempe and from that point saw Antiochus besieging Larissa, > he kindled a large number of fires to conceal the smallness of his force. > Antiochus thought that Baebius and Philip had arrived, and became panic- > stricken, abandoned the siege on a pretext of bad weather, and retreated to > Chalcis.
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The party fared well until within a short distance of the mouth of the Big Sandy, when a party of Indians appeared on the river bank. ANTOINME seized a musket and prepared to fire on the Indians, when his cowardly hirelings became panic-stricken and threatened him with instant death if he dared fire at them and thus provoke their anger. ANTOINME in despair over the prospect of losing all his possessions, placed the musket to his head and blew out his brains. At the report of the gun the Indians turned to flee, but the hired men called them back, saying the man had only shot himself.
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