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H&R Block says its clients spent an average of $108 trying to shove their tax woes off on to someone else.

The reimbursement was not, in fact, about avoiding doubt – it was about shutting down a story that had managed, rather inconveniently, to knock Bill Shorten's political woes off the front page and out of the TV news bulletins.

But questions about what actually happened — who said what, and to whom — have coalesced into a divertingly complicated scandal that has knocked Britain's economic woes off newspapers' front pages for the first time in weeks.

And at the rate things are going, says Mr. Reed, the Republican strategist, it might be only a matter of time before a new scandal pushes Mr. Craig's woes off the front page.

In Shreveport, meanwhile, the Pirates saw marginal improvement on the field and continued woes off it.

ATHENS — As the head of a once obscure Greek agency churning out government data, Manolis Kontopirakis never sought the limelight that has suddenly come his way, after his country's financial woes touched off a global storm that threatens to tear the euro zone apart.

The Yankees were suffering from a mid-season freefall — Steinbrenner was thought to be contemplating a pink slip for the sainted manager Joe Torre — and, whatever the pitching woes, the off-season additions to the Red Sox lineup had the team set to challenge the franchise record for runs scored.

The only agreed upon facts of the conflict that has taken center stage the past weeks, knocking the woes of Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran off the front pages are the death counts.

The Serb had been toweringly unconvincing in dodging questions about rumours of a break-up with Becker since the beginning of November, but the inevitable divorce gives him at least a momentum shift to chase down Murray as world No1 after a kaleidoscope of woes, on and off the court, had engulfed him since his shock early exit in the first week of Wimbledon.

Thompson and Kerr recovered from their morning woes by seeing off Ciganda and Azahara Muñoz.

Past experience has shown that its efforts, even though well-meant, often end up highlighting the industry's woes and scaring off customers.