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All that is left is the panic they will feel when they realize it is too late to solve the problem and the regret they should feel for not acting sooner . The harboring or importation of the Ceriferus ( or Japanese ) wax scale is prohibited . But neither the designers , nor the journalist writing about them , addressed the question of what happens when giant concrete blocks and twisted steel beams are slamming into the platform , or excessive numbers of panicked people are jumping from windows onto it , causing it to cant and spill them into the street ? Panic buying has created food shortages and inflation and caused riots in local markets . They are sitting there panicking that no one will ever talk to them . In the story named after ‘ The White Horse ’ , and the one that precedes it , ‘ Monopoly ’ , Nell is quietly panicking about the bucolic role-play that has been foisted upon her , and with the chasm that appears to be opening up between what she is and what she is supposed to be . In one village , sailors found large cakes of fine wax , a local product . A patent for a device for heating and applying sealing wax is acceptable for this class and subclass only when the disclosure makes it clear that the device includes a tool which contacts the work for applying or spreading the coating material . To remedy these weaknesses , the Aldrich plan set up a " National Reserve Association , " which , according to the Monetary Commission , would provide an elastic currency without drawing down reserves , and extend credit based on cotton , grain and other commodities " without expensive shipments of cash : " In panics , it would provide loans to banks under pressure , " more important than currency circulation : " The NRA was to be one bank with 15 branches . Over 80 % of people who seek Cognitive-Behavioral therapy ( e.g ., in vivo exposure therapy ) for their phobias no longer panic when they encounter a spider , and this typically holds true indefinitely ( ie ., people tend to remain cured once successfully treated ) . Gailey panicked - and was better left alone - until he quietly accepted the fact that TB would have to start . We talk of sarin , which killed only 12 people in a Japanese subway in 1995 but panicked thousands , and can panic us here without so much as a single case . By their very nature , the invisible and insidious threats that bioweapons potentially pose inspire fear and panic . In the more highly-developed races this claim is already ( except under stress of special panics ) conceded with regard to individual opinions . He found that the Fed did not respond aggressively to the sharp decline in economic activity that followed the crash nor the banking panics that occurred over the next three years . " While this study looked only at couples with young children , Schoppe-Sullivan said she believes the impact of coparenting on marriage quality may wax and wane throughout the course of a family ’ s life . And those big guys , the old-line , brick-and-mortar giants , are n't panicking as they had before . Others whose owners left them tied up panicked and strangled themselves . If we are wise , we will use this moment to create a new legal structure to control the panics that loom ahead . Panic struck the market . i am trying to calm her because she is panicking about death . " " And it was n't long after we married that I panicked . Barton panics and , on a hunch , he decides to enquire at the newspaper office to search through old newspapers around the year of his birth . We are not panicking now . It 's impossible to apply the wax stamp to the packaging on single stick products in the same way a traditional pack of cigarettes is stamped .