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Discover LudwigThe sentence "It is a headache" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence to express something that is difficult or inconvenient, for example: "I can't figure out this math problem; it is a headache."
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It is a headache.
It is a headache for the CBRC".
"If you feel it is a headache, it is a headache.
It is a headache Beijing has brought upon itself.
This is arguably as much of an opportunity as it is a headache.
It is a headache that many companies already have to endure.
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"It's a headache," he said.
But to drivers, it was a headache.
It's a headache finding someone else".
It's just too much, it's a headache.
"It's a headache," Mr. Robins said, "and he doesn't want the headache anymore".
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