21. He doesn't make the headlines of yore, but that's fine with him. 22. Once again in the tabloids can make the headlines read " Rocca the Choka ." 23. Child-welfare workers usually make the headlines when they are accused of having failed in their jobs. 24. Acquisitions, mergers and workforce reductions still regularly make the headlines as corporate giants become supergiants and multinationals. 25. It's good to see her step out of his burly shadow and make the headlines herself. 26. Although a middle-ranking Second Division club King's Park did at times make the headlines . 27. Peruvians maintain this is an isolated event, a last effort to make the headlines by a dying guerrilla movement. 28. But this week, in the early, flat stages, it is the sprinters who are making the headlines . 29. They were not the big-names of the struggle against apartheid, their stories did not make the headlines . 30. In a real government, a grave mishandling will make the headlines in the entire media and be covered appropriately.
