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headache

[hed-eyk] / ˈhɛdˌeɪk /




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It is leaving charities with an unwanted headache, with funds being diverted from the good causes they were set up to support, to dispose of these items.

From BBC

The new law that will be enforced this week could prove to be a headache for other owners of AI tools which are technically mostly capable of generating these images as well.

From BBC

He enjoyed company; “when Frances entertained guests, she got headaches.”

From The Wall Street Journal

For most gun owners, carrying a firearm openly is a social and logistical headache.

From Los Angeles Times

After she was able to start eating again, it still took a full two weeks to recover as she continued to feel extremely tired, suffer from brain fog, and experience bad headaches.

From Salon