When she heard about it, Lederer went into a panic.
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When she realized her baby had been kidnapped, Mobley said that she went into a panic.
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We started by cutting it to about two inches, so no one [went] into a panic.
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Beemo went into a panic attack during the x-rays and her breathing became rapid and shallow.
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He added that despite the crew's attempts to keep people calm, many of his fellow passengers went into a panic.
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Users went into a panic Sunday afternoon when the landscape in the game blew up, dragging players into a black hole.
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Editorial Soon after the detainee population at Guantánamo Bay dropped to 61 last month, Republicans in the House went into a panic.
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In 1957, the US went into a panic after the Soviets launched the Sputnik satellites, marking the beginning of the space age and space race between the US and USSR.
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"The tide had gone back and the ground was cracking, so we obviously all went into a panic," Laura Taylor, a 24-year-old nurse from Sheffield, told Reuters, adding that the group then volunteered to pitch in and help the injured.
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As, of course, is Epstein's pal Bill Clinton, who hasn't been exposed in the Trump era so much as finally acknowledged, by a growing number of liberals, as a sexual predator who survived impeachment because the establishment went into a panic about the specter of puritanism and either smeared or ignored the women credibly accusing him.
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During the 1980s, a resident working on the roof was stung by a bee. He went into a panic and fell off of the roof, and did not survive. Solar collectors were installed on the rooftops. As with the Ark and later Taos, a soda machine was modified to sell beer.
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Fu Rong agreed, and ordered a retreat. The Jin's tactic of ambush and bribery now paid off. Many soldiers in the Former Qin army began to wonder why a sudden retreat order was given. Already retreating and demoralized, the Former Qin army went into a panic when Zhu Xu raised a cry of "the Qin army has been defeated" and it was routed.
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When the Beatles were filming a scene for A Hard Day's Night in the Scala Theatre in Soho in April 1964, Alf walked into Brian Epstein's NEMS office in Argyle Street with a journalist. "I'm John Lennon's father," he explained to the receptionist. When Epstein was informed, he "went into a panic," immediately sending a car to bring John to NEMS office. Alf was shabbily dressed, with his unkempt, thinning grey hair greased back.
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He went into a panic and did not organize an effective defensive line around his command sector when Communist commander Su Yu attacked Xuzhou in the Huaihai Campaign. Although President Chiang Kai-shek again dispatched Lieutenant General Du Yuming to save the situation, Liu's ineffective leadership and timidness had already doomed the KMT position in Central China. When the Communist forces finally defeated the nationalist troops the next year and deputy commander-in-chief Du Yuming was captured, Liu was again fired by Chiang Kai-shek, who was lucky enough to escape Xuzhou via plane.
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He also sent emissaries to other rival states of Later Zhou's — Northern Han (which claimed legitimate succession from Later Han) to the north, and Southern Tang to the east — to try to form alliances. Both Northern Han's emperor Liu Jun and Southern Tang's emperor Li Jing agreed to the alliance, but did not appear to actually carry out actions to help counter the Later Zhou attack on Later Shu. Meanwhile, the Later Shu forces were initially able to repel the Later Zhou attack, but eventually, after a battle in which the Later Shu general Wang Luan (王巒) was captured by Wang Jing, the Later Shu army went into a panic, forcing Li and Gao to retreat. Han then abandoned Qin Prefecture and fled back to Chengdu; his assistant Zhao Pin (趙玭) surrendered the city.
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