21.   If he chooses Philippe Seguin, the president of the National Assembly, he will probably provoke mild panic in Germany and unease in currency and stock markets.

22.   If the fall of Kikwit is confirmed, many fear a panic in Kinshasa, which relies heavily on neighboring areas to the east for its food supplies.

23.   Is there panic in River City?

24.   Junior quarterback Herb Tyler has the disturbing tendency to panic in big games.

25.   Last year, with financial panic in Asia, fears of economic collapse revived, but now analysts are swinging back to their earlier optimism.

26.   Mad cow disease caused a panic in the British beef market a few years ago and prompted strict import bans on this side of the Atlantic.

27.   Neighbors said Sanchez appeared to have driven around the garage in panic in a failed bid to escape his killers.

28.   Nothing touches off panic in taxpayers more than the prospect of an audit.

29.   Once again there is panic in the village.

30.   Or do I detect a hint of panic in your voice?