51.   A big headache for Pitt will be the continuing exodus of talented SEC attorneys and accountants to far more lucrative jobs in the private sector.

52.   And for some companies, the change could be a big headache.

53.   Criminologists caution that a big reward can also create big headaches.

54.   Endemic corruption is another big headache.

55.   In the end, weather proved the big headache as snow, rain and wind caused havoc with the Alpine ski races.

56.   Luckily he walked away with only a big headache and sore shoulder and knee.

57.   Not big high school problems, maybe, but big headaches for the NCAA and its schools.

58.   Security guards who have to protect the curbs and railings may be set for a big headache.

59.   The brawny yen had been a big headache for Japanese exporters.

60.   The British pound has soared in recent months, giving whisky makers a big headache in key export markets.