61.   It is a bitter pill that these countries have to swallow in return for aid from the international financial organisations.

62.   It was a bitter pill for the Swiss sculler.

63.   It was another bitter pill for the Aryan Nations to swallow.

64.   Juppe unveiled tax cuts last week also aimed at winning public support before announcing the bitter pill.

65.   South Korea appeared ready to swallow the bitter pill of an International Monetary Fund bailout Friday, but then delayed taking the medicine that could heal its ailing economy.

66.   Teachers union head Glen Smith told the Virgin Islands Daily News Tuesday that losing the raises is too bitter a pill to swallow.

67.   That came as an especially bitter pill for Detroit starter Dave Mlicki, who was looking for his first win of the season in his seventh start.

68.   The inaction is largely because the company has had to swallow a bitter pill in the past, withdrawing some of its brands within months of their launch.

69.   The resulting measures are a bitter pill for consumers and taxpayers.

70.   A bitter pill to swallow for the hipsters, who seem to be going the way of the hippie.