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' Panicked ' Co-Pilot in Air India Jetliner Dive An Air India Express co-pilot got " into a panic situation " when he inadvertently put a Boeing 737 into a dangerous dive six months ago and couldn ' t recover from it, before the captain rushed back to the cockpit and regained control of the jetliner, according to investigators.
Report Cites Andy Pasztor 2010
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'Panicked' world leaders unlikely to solve problems at G7 meeting
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'Panicked' world leaders unlikely to solve problems at G7 meeting
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'Panicked' world leaders unlikely to solve problems at G7 meeting
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'Panicked' world leaders unlikely to solve problems at G7 meeting
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Kenny Chesney: I "Panicked" After Wedding Renee Zellweger,
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Kenny Chesney: I "Panicked" After Wedding Renee Zellweger,
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Panicked concertgoers ran through fields of mud looking for shelter.
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Panicked concertgoers ran through fields of mud looking for shelter.
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Panicked by the all-or-nothing definition of good motherhood, women are opting out in droves, leading to the demographic crises we see in Italy and Germany, each with a fertility rate of 1.4 children per woman in 2008 according to the World Bank.
In Praise of the Mediocre Mother Emma-Kate Symons 2010
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