| She comes from New Caledonia near Australia and made the headlines when she seemed to show a bent for physics. |
| They get swept up in a wind of applause and reap the whirlwind of unwelcome headlines. |
| Labour has cooked up this phoney row just to manufacture cheap headlines on the eve of a general election. |
| Where are the headlines that says, you know, read my lips, no more surplus? |
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| The problems with people misusing fireworks are hitting the local headlines on an almost daily basis. |
