Word: panic
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...committee, started wrangling with Batal over the application of this point to out-of-state lawyers temporarily practicing in Massachusetts. "Oh, now wait a minute," said Batal, getting a little red in the face, "don't go off on that angle." "Oh, don't get into a panic," Key replied...
...stayed on the coast for another 14 months, got small parts (at $35,000 each) in two pictures (Panic in the Streets and the current Fourteen Hours) with 20th Century-Fox. Then she quit. Last fall, after a brief jaunt in summer stock, she went back to Broadway and the stage...
...cannot face responsibility any more than he could as a soldier. Teresa arrives hopefully, finds herself cooped up in squalor with a bitter mother-in-law, and tied to a boy who, unable to keep a job or strike out on his own, is soon reduced again to psychoneurotic panic...
...Oklahoma, and more recently a member of the party's New York County Committee and a writer for the Daily Worker. The indictment against Backslider Wood, as published in the Daily Worker, had the ring of similar ceremonies in Moscow, Bucharest and Prague: "Wood was expelled for . . . panic in the face of the fire of the class enemy, for acts endangering the party . . . for acts of white chauvinism, and conduct unbecoming . . . his post...
...rush outside immediately after a bombing. The germs may be waiting. ¶ Don't take chances with food and water in open containers until the danger is over. ¶ Don't start rumors; don't believe wild stories. You may start a panic that will cost your own life...