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The phrase "a bit of headache" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a bit of a headache." You can use it to describe a minor inconvenience or problem that is causing some frustration or discomfort.
Example: "Trying to fix the printer was a bit of a headache, but we managed to get it working in the end."
Alternatives: "a slight headache" or "a minor annoyance."
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The Korean Peninsula is a bit of headache for Beijing right now.
"We're still finding our feet a little bit at this level and when everyone's back fit it's going to be a bit of headache for us with selection," Penberthy said.
Following one piece of advice can spare quite a bit of headache down the road: avoid the companies that consumers have already complained about.
If you're planning a sit-down dinner, seating can grow to be a bit of headache so it pays to focus on it early enough.
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It's a bit of a headache.
I've got a bit of a headache coming on.
I had a bit of a headache, but that was cured by a beer".
She'd gone to bed with a bit of a headache.
However, staying in them could be a bit of a headache.
Just a bit of a headache, but I think everything else is good".
Hyslop would describe it thus: "If it's not too bad, it's a bit of a headache.
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