"For instance if I have a headache, I take a tablet for my headache, but if I take an antibiotic, all of the bacteria in my body are exposed to that antibiotic and I could be selecting drug-resistant strains, and I could be sharing them, " she said.
Leeds' management duo of Key and head coach Neil Back have a selection headache over the fly-half berth.
Mod chips, which are widely available on the web for game consoles, have been a headache for game hardware makers for years.
Illiquid private equity holdings that still require large future investment commitments have become a headache for many endowments amid the credit crisis.
Mock, who came to Washington for a seminar, will have a big headache come Tuesday: She has to catch a 4 p.m. flight back to Boston.
Whoever is president of France and prime minister of Britain at that point will therefore have an enormous headache dumped on them as soon as they take office.
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But these big runups in demand have actually been a headache for drugmakers.
Tight visa controls on highly qualified immigrants have been a huge headache for firms such as Microsoft and IBM.
If a pill cures a headache, we do not ask too often if the headache might have gone away by itself.
People may also have a slight fever, headache, stomach cramps and aching limbs.
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These massive share portfolios have been the banks' biggest headache recently, because the value counts in calculating their capital.
It has proved a headache for policymakers who have tried to weaken it.
"The new players have shown they can play at international level and have given the selectors a nice headache, " said Botha.
This is great news for the gaming community at large, but creates quite a headache for game publishers that have been doling out DRM-protected games for years now.
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The headache is a room where I have to stay as I cannot afford to pay rent anywhere else.
We're talking about a headache of a car that will have to be recharged for six hours to give 40 miles of gasoline-free driving.
These patterns of self-recruitment and self-radicalisation are a headache for security services, who have no easy way to infiltrate close-knit, local groups that operate at first without foreign help.
But there's no denying that a tandem like Revis and Asomugha would have been a game-changer, a colossal headache for opposing quarterbacks.
The continued lack of a solution for the battery problem is causing a headache for Boeing and the airlines who have had to cancel their 787 flights.
Todd Troost, professor of neurology at Wake Forest, who led the study said Botox could be less expensive and have fewer side effects than many medications used for headache prevention.
Swooning stockmarkets are a particular headache for British fund managers, who have had too much invested in equities for too long, which is where many of their recent problems arise, and why almost every defined-benefit pension plan is now in trouble.
Five days before that appointment was to have taken place, Deamonte began to complain of a headache.
The most common adverse events reported have been tenderness and redness where the shot was given, headache, diarrhea, and fussiness.
Studies have shown that "difficult" patients tend to have nebulous, hard-to-pin-down symptoms like headache, dizziness, and fatigue, notes Kurt Kroenke, M.
Shingles is typically found on just one part of a person's skin, although people may also have systemic signs of infection such as fever, chills and a headache.
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