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It had to do with sexual prejudice and it had to do with drug prejudice.
And of course, the shooting that Beto stepped away from his campaign to handle in El Paso had to do with immigrants, had to do with Latino immigrants in particular.
It had to do with textures and colors and experiences.
I asked what all this had to do with jazz.
"It had to do with my upcoming wedding," she explained.
Tell me what you guys had to do with it.
But another big factor had to do with income levels.
YR: A lot of choices had to do with duration.
Much of that had to do with pure name recognition.
Like many divorces, this one had to do with money.
Part of the decline had to do with social change.
That agenda had to do with a point of view.
It had to do with the quality of the blockbusters.
A lot of them had to do with that decline.
He presumed that had to do with the bottom line.
I expect it had to do with record company politics.
Instead, it pretty much all had to do with Uber.
Everything he had to do with these girls was complicit.
For Schlafly, it had to do with gender and family.
And a lot of it had to do with seafood.
DC's law, however, had to do with much more than toddlers.
Cuban repeatedly asked what that had to do with Hillary Clinton.
That had to do with the licensing regime Pandora fell under.
But it also had to do with Lillard "reading the game".
My fear had to do with the nakedness of the confrontation.
For the stars themselves, it often had to do with comfort.
Much of it had to do with how I was raised.
Much of that had to do with an onslaught of injuries.
Many thought the image had to do with freedom of speech.
Cunningham's main concern, she said, had to do with movement extremes.
It had to do with some vague concept of gay liberation.
A lot had to do with politics in so many ways.
Almost all of those files had to do with political issues.
Maybe the problem had to do with a failure of imagination.
" Only 19 percent said it had to do with "observing Jewish law.
It really only had to do with one thing: dating and relationships.
Apparently, it all had to do with Reynolds losing to Ryan Gosling.
And a lot of it had to do with my father issues.
One of Reagan's iconic moments had to do with tearing walls down.
A number of his tweets also had to do with the shutdown.
A lot of it had to do with identity and personal preference.
It had to do with the Ukraine and tax fraud from 2005.
TYRA BANKS: A lot of it had to do with the fans.
The oddest one to me had to do with my new wallpaper.
Growing up, I always loved anything that had to do with transformation.
His other major complaint simply had to do with style and approach.
The "Animal Instincts" in question actually had to do with...dog allergies?
Other reasons had to do with dissatisfaction with the content on Netflix.
Any goddamn thing, as long as it had to do with Afghanistan.
The only dislikes she was definite about had to do with eating.
The second originally rejected amendment had to do with pay for Congress.
"It had to do with getting the right jump rhythm," said another.
It had to do with noise and people congregating on the streets.
Another issue that the critique raised had to do with statistical methods.
Members hinted that they believed that had to do with Conyers's race.
One reason, an obvious one, had to do with a close friend.
But that's basically what I had to do with Christie and Cruz.
A lot of it had to do with getting sober, she added.
Apparently, it had to do with the film's treatment of his music.
The company's only instructions had to do with the protagonist's physical appearance.
Surely it also had to do with Herr Hens's attitude toward smoking.
In his mind, the story had to do with his mother's death.
When I played, it had to do with visualization of the game.
Most of their problems, it turned out, had to do with email.
I wondered how much this had to do with being in Portland.
He added that Brexit had to do with identity politics, not economics.
Kimmel spoke with Thrive Global about what masculinity studies had to do with feminism, why we should be interrogating masculinity in the first place, and what men's-rights activists and violent extremists had to do with each other.
Early on, police suspected the Maurins' money had to do with their disappearance.
And none of that has had to do with overturning Roe v. Wade.
And they realized they all had to do with the notion of home.
However, r/watchpeopledie's ban had to do with their handling of both materials.
It was understood that it had to do with life and life force.
The biggest problem with the original game had to do with the platform.
Some had to do with — you know, he got sick at one point.
One telling exchange between Bannon and Trump had to do with skilled immigration.
It had to do with the budget of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
The first phase had to do with an emerging threat on our border.
The chief criticism, however, had to do with how brutal the series became.
" He added, "It had to do with fostering an idea for more transparency.
The other reason had to do with his own love for the story.
"The motivation to take this job had to do with kids," Davis said.
It had to do with her getting her health to a normal baseline.
Or maybe it had to do with the lack of a bubbling personality?
Part of that difference had to do with who came out to vote.
Can you guess what it had to do with the news that week?
One of the most crucial tests for HomePod had to do with audio.
For me, the biggest point of confusion had to do with test drives.
But I think some of it had to do with the Fed action.
But much of our success had to do with cutting back on spending.
Some of the process of choosing just had to do with aesthetic inclinations.
Or maybe it had to do with the ill-fated Jari expedition itself.
"It had to do with the way we architected the app," Mayer said.
How much Trump has had to do with any of it is debatable.
A lot of it had to do with the rejection of it all.
According to a new USA Today analysis, more than half of the 3,500 ads bought by the IRA had to do with race, and a quarter of them had to do with crime and policing, often in the context of race.
What video had to do with shipping wasn't entirely clear, but, hey, why not?
"A lot of it had to do with people leaving the jail," Carl explained.
Much of this speculation had to do with the nature of the sub itself.
A big part of Oakman's "rightness," for Moore, had to do with the people.
I'd make weird excuses that had to do with stress and not eating right.
Apstein's article said Taubman's remarks had to do with the team's signing Roberto Osuna.
But even more probably had to do with how excellent the special effects were.
One of the doctors thought the symptoms just had to do with her ovulating.
Were there any visions that had to do with inequality of gender or race?
The first major discovery to come from those experiments had to do with light.
But the main message, they said, had to do with the Trump peace plan.
Neither case had to do with abortion, but each erased 40 years of precedent.
"She was basically giving up anything that had to do with him," said March.
It is not known how much this guidance had to do with today's outcome.
I think that had to do with the other abstracted and skipped-over parts.
"Honestly, a lot of it had to do with becoming a mother," she said.
So maybe it was something that had to do with one of those things.
The raids had to do with the U.S. Department of Justice's ongoing FIFA investigation.
In part, it had to do with how the media framed this non-story.
And this season, a lot of it had to do with doing a parody.
They were idiosyncratic, comically tough to satisfy and mostly had to do with money.
In her case, it had to do with her grandfather and his dog Whitey.
He assumed removal had to do with technical issues on the aging ImageNet site.
TRUMP: Well, I think that some of it had to do with the election.
It had to do with the interest of just one person, Donald J. Trump.
Schneiderman dismissed the notion that his political connections had to do with the case.
The secretary said this had to do with the potential for monetary restitution for victims.
Notably, three of the nine parts of the speech had to do with Pratt's faith.
It had to do with our feelings about what had transpired in the real election.
I think a lot of it had to do with us getting better playing live.
A lot of it had to do with when my father passed away as well.
One had to do with old electrical equipment and power issues aboard the space station.
I was thinking maybe it had to do with something you've said about creating air.
"Whenever he got a little agitated, it had to do with Taylor Swift," Turley said.
The excitement and controversy over Mr Kavanaugh also had to do with Mr Trump himself.
It kind of had to do with the lack of female influence at that time.
And it had to do with one of President Donald Trump's favorite punching bags, Amazon.
What this action had to do with the destruction of Metropolis is never clearly linked.
It's unclear what the hell any of that might have had to do with Juuling.
Friend sitting closer said he overheard it had to do with old high school beef.
"I figured it had to do with the use of word 'clitoris,'" she told Refinery29.
It had to do with women becoming the master of their own lives and decisions.
And yes, it had to do with her October announcement regarding her Native American heritage.
But some speculated that it had to do with the incidents that sparked the walkout.
It had to do with the fundamental way people process information and share their thoughts.
However, among all 33 recommendations, our first and second had to do with national leadership.
I definitely think the shift had to do with the natural hair boom in America.
Maybe it had to do with an alteration in the vibrational energies of the room.
Do you think that part of your culinary development had to do with your age?
The reasons for Story's down-the-list placement had to do with his risky profile.
And a lot of them had to do with providing utility for the college experience.
Production sources tell us Lisa made some demands, but none had to do with money.
Some of the distrust has had to do with Ms. Meng's powerful and secretive father.
" The reason, he said, had to do with each bank's or analyst's guess at "penetration.
The most interesting parts of the president's speech had to do with the broader region.
Part of it had to do with the growing power of the presidential bully pulpit.
"Some of the problem had to do with where Zimmer makes its money," Cramer said.
The decision had to do with defamation law as the judge had laid it out.
The answer had to do with corruption, weak institutions, and ill-conceived practices by donors.
She realized that so many trials of her career had to do with her gender.
Had to do with the Scott Belsky's of New York rather than the real people.
I explained it to people over and over that my crime had to do with drugs.
" Some interpreted the comment as sexist, but Trump claimed it only had to do with "stamina.
The main difference between these two species had to do with the shape of their waists.
Ultimately, Hunter concludes that Monteith's death had to do with a combination of alcohol and heroin.
The first had to do with Ziegler's appearance, and the relatable teenage tendency to feel inadequate.
It had to do with an accidental exhuming of a body, a child, in a backyard.
Musk's tweets had to do with the number of cars Tesla expects to produce this year.
Part of it had to do with some relaxation of foreign ownership of domestic Chinese companies.
Early job losses had to do with changes in the industry, including a push toward automation.
A recent report in The Information stated that the problem had to do with Uber's software.
It had more to do with that than it had to do with the corporate rate.
The timing of the wedding allegedly had to do with Prince Harry's aging grandfather, Prince Philip.
"I asked what that had to do with anything?" wrote the officer, who also is white.
When Leo was a baby, I avoided reading anything that had to do with developmental milestones.
Paul George got himself going, and a lot of that had to do with our execution.
You would assume this had to do with health care given the timing of the interview.
A lot of it had to do with Jena Malone's character presenting a whole new angle.
The issue had to do with the way the Amazon Appstore's in-app purchasing system worked.
Some of the downturn in Kelley's fortunes likely had to do with the changing political climate.
Bloomberg reported that the claims had to do with issues including retaliation, harassment, and workplace discrimination.
They had to do with the fact that polling overall seemed to be biased against Republicans.
The accounting error had to do with Mattel's ownership of "Thomas & Friends," an animated children's show.
But a lot of it had to do with that, and I took care of that.
"When we first started collecting, we didn't think it had to do with design," Farresin says.
It was this constant need for approval that I didn't notice had to do with gender.
Another practical component of Brujeria's mystique had to do with allowing for a somewhat fluid membership.
Some of it, they said, had to do with capturing the grass-roots energy of 2018.
One reason had to do with the fact that the proliferation of PCs outpaced software releases.
It was set in the last days of 1999, and had to do with the apocalypse.
It's possible that this had to do with the mysterious finale, but we'll soon find out.
Much of his message had to do with luring corporate investment back to the United States.
A lot of these traditions had to do with liberation from oppression and finding coping mechanisms.
All 14 counts had to do with allegedly filming and posing the girl for the video.
The swelling of the insects' numbers had to do with the summer's having been unusually wet.
Partly, this had to do with his outsized personality and his long tenure on the Court.
It's interesting, when I read them, a lot of them had to do with older people.
The readout that said "5:46 o'clock" had to do with robot's position, not the time.
I think a lot of it had to do with the paranoia of the Cold War.
It had to do with everything I was trying to do with the Guinness World Record.
The actress said she believes part of the problem had to do with the all-black ensemble.
That didn't have anything to do with it -- it had to do with being a minority female.
Personally, it had to do with what I'm interested in listening to and what I'm surrounded by.
Part of that had to do with the evening's structure, as well as its host, Jimmy Kimmel.
It was just amazing and a lot of it had to do with KJ and Amandla's chemistry.
I think a lot of it had to do with the shame involved, which made it exciting.
Another important reason for the fall in China revenues had to do with the Hong Kong dollar.
Much of his work had to do with counterterrorism and required him to spend significant time overseas.
The problem had to do with challenges the company is having pulling in additional revenue from customers.
The way the actress found out she was expecting again so soon had to do with breastfeeding.
Perhaps the silence had to do with Justice Thomas's well-known disdain for certain elite American institutions.
Maybe it had to do with the character level or how many dungeons players had visited before?
Faulstroh said that this likely had to do with the quality of the dairy I was eating.
I even re-watched The Cell recently, and none of its weirdness had to do with her.
The trouble that led to Virgin Galactic's 2014 crash had to do with the craft's tail wings.
Many of the most difficult questions had to do with the mingling of Facebook and Libra data.
One of the more interesting effects that Dr. Wexler brought up had to do with our hair.
So much testimony had to do with "scuffle" between Slager & Scott, not actual act of shooting Scott.
I usually picked things that had to do with fitness, because it would encourage me even more.
Claire McCaskill of Missouri also suggested that the change had to do with the health-care bill.
So far, shutdown-related issues at national parks have mainly had to do with cleanliness and sanitation.
Many areas were under construction, which perhaps had to do with the time of year I visited.
I knew it had to do with AUDI because of the four RINGs in the company logo.
And he believed -- it's not clear why -- that the emails had to do with the Clinton Foundation!
"I knew my destiny, baby and what I had to do with my life," she said, laughing.
Another reason that Fukuyama's article got noticed may have had to do with his new job title.
A good portion of O'Rourke's success had to do with the fact that Texas is changing electorally.
Much of this decision Martz detailed had to do with serving the needs of native app developers.
The allegations, which Cardinal Wuerl has disputed, had to do with his suspected mismanagement of abusive priests.
A lot of that had to do with the early designation and the closing of the borders.
My only relationship with food up to that point had to do with being a compulsive eater.
The biggest change had to do with the church's relationship to Judaism, other churches and other religions.
In the film, the men say the change of heart had to do with their becoming fathers.
But many said the real education they were getting had to do with making and maintaining relationships.
The crux of his testimony had to do with a telephone call to his office on Feb.
Some of it had to do with his decision to field an inter-Korean women's hockey team.
It had to do with fairness, and an underlying assumption that the letters represented people, not problems.
It had to do with the way last Thursday night's game between Mexico and Italy had ended.
It had to do with beauty and prisons, how beauty was a prison, or maybe a trap.
It would be nice if there were broader debates that had to do with the reading list.
"It got a lot of news coverage, so it obviously had to do with the parade," Sahady said.
MIT's involvement had to do with basic research and science, having no financial or operational affiliation with Nectome.
If only Chicago had a nickname that had to do with wind, how ironic this would all be.
Strategists said some of the weakness — and rise in rates — had to do with November meeting next week.
"One of those challenges had to do with our partners losing trust in us," one former employee says.
It had to do with my relationship with my man, and nothing to do with the other woman.
I think it had to do with knowing about Hendrix and Cobain and other artists that did it.
She said that 1073,1063 emails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one, and a yoga class.
"One had to do with a motion to adjourn and the other was to adjourn deliberations," Roberts said.
Most people didn't recognize Simpson, and some of that might have had to do with his inconspicuous appearance.
A. It had to do with my understanding of Chinese bureaucratic politics more than of Xi Jinping himself.
Young, a junior, released his own statement on Twitter, suggesting the violation had to do with a loan.
The content of these messages was even to himself uncertain but had to do with ardency and truth.
Manfred said he was confident that had to do with changes in the game and not with cheating.
Donnelly says part of his reason for wearing the controversial shirt had to do with the event's exclusivity.
Most of them, naturally, had to do with all the exciting updates coming for our favorite Apple products.
Another had to do with the placement of small holes used to screw those circuit boards in place.
" When she asked what that had to do with the job, he complained that she was too "outspoken.
Something was going on many years ago, in a situation that had to do with some AIDS patients.
The only thing the cheese product had to do with cheese is its orange color and its name.
But the problem for the abortion-rights movement has had to do with strategy beyond framing the debate.
The explanation had to do with social capital, the amount of interpersonal contact that exists in a community.
Many readers have since commented that it had to do with the Reagan-era zeitgeist, or increasing obesity.
More than the room's darkness or the blindfolds, it had to do with the possibilities of multichannel sound.
Really, our biggest anxiety had to do with giving the kids enough of the beach time they demanded.
And so a bunch of the short stories I wrote had to do with that sense, that atmosphere.
Hamilton suspected that his new housing status had to do with the dozens of grievances he had filed.
She wrote in the '90s and how it had to do with this much more open social environment.
But the conversations and thought processes surrounding these practices all had to do with looks: bouncing back, losing weight.
As Chicana historian Dr. Yolanda Leyva argues, much of this had to do with proving loyalty and demanding inclusion.
" He said there is "only one provision in there that had to do with mandatory sentences that I opposed.
He reports that a majority of its requested trainings last year had to do with working with transgender students.
Most of those younger buyers' regrets had to do with their mortgage payments and type of mortgage they have.
Jurado allegedly told police his actions were not racially motivated, and had to do with his firing, WGRZ reports.
Gomez, 26, deleted the last photo from her Instagram that had to do with her former boyfriend Justin Bieber.
One of the first signs the family saw of her spirit had to do with butterflies, which Emilie loved.
" Trump explained that he believed the protests largely had to "do with reform," adding, "I took care of that.
I was the most romantic teenager, always reading Shakespeare and obsessed with anything that had to do with romance.
I think a lot of it had to do with him being attracted to trans women in the past.
The reason he was not convicted of rape had to do with the laws in place at the time.
The question had to do with a possible connection between wide receiver Julian Edelman and Brady's trainer, Alex Guerrero.
Another important finding in the study had to do with the age of the turtles effected by the debris.
Speer said a big reason for these rankings had to do with each state's approach toward children's health care.
A large part of that had to do with the fact that, ultimately, it was a performance-oriented product.
The history teacher showed the class a chauffeur's hat and asked what it had to do with Jim Crow.
Thirteen percent of the tweets had to do with safety, and the remaining 54 percent were hypothetical or unclear.
"I don't think it had to do with anything in particular that I didn't like about her," she said.
The reason, according to the curriculum director, had to do with a recent spike in suicides in the state.
For me, the weirdest consequence of being deep in the Southern Hemisphere had to do with the Sun itself.
Most of it had to do with the killing of young black men by police departments across the country.
I figured out that the revealer had to do with morning news, but I got the genre totally wrong.
Some of the most frightening reports had to do with the disappearances of Tibetan leaders in Sichuan and Qinghai.
She said the 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one, and a yoga class.
Schiff wouldn't say what the area was, though it had to do with Stone's description of his intermediary. Rep.
Cohen has acknowledged the payment, but denied it violated campaign finance laws or had to do with the election.
One of the clauses in the law which raised questions among U.S. officials had to do with "Jewish settlement".
He cracked 212 yards receiving once all season and some of that had to do with a bad knee.
But it also had to do with an abiding aversion to anger that still festered like rot inside me.
He said he heard the meetings were classified "because it had to do with China," where the outbreak originated.
Until very recently, most of our bathing practices had to do with our idea of ourselves as social beings.
It's not clear how much Dawson had to do with the new makeup line "collaboration" on the back end.
I wasn't just beautiful, I was a "unique beauty," and I knew that had to do with my albinism.
"But a lot of it had to do with me wanting to have a uniform like the working class."
Later that year she revealed her reason for leaving, explaining it had to do with her son Jack Osbourne.
His chief illustration had to do with pig-iron handlers, men who moved large pieces of iron all day.
Justice officials were told the complaint had to do with Trump's July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
On the surface, the reason lawmakers have failed to fund the Zika bill had to do with partisan politics.
Some of her most influential opinions in her 25 years on the Court had to do with abortion rights.
She said that 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one and a yoga class.
No, she didn't splurge on an unnecessary car or fancy house, but rather it all had to do with paperwork.
Of those, 21000% of the rejections had to do with filing errors — clerical mistakes that could, with time, be remedied.
I was moved by it, for reasons that had to do with my Asian-Americanness and for reasons that didn't.
However, most of that rise had to do with the company approving a $10 million increase for Zuckerberg's personal security.
And a lot of that had to do with Alek Wek, the way she was embraced by the modeling industry.
In the butt plug's case, the vulnerability had to do with Bluetooth, as opposed to the company spying on users.
The second time it had to do with a lens that was supposed to be a take on anime characters.
The main reservation Netanyahu and his aides conveyed to the Trump administration had to do with security, the sources say.
The most recent fight had to do with the commission's contention that the union was engaged in discriminatory hiring practices.
It had to do with something that was happening at the nearby high school, though no one would say more.
" Trump explained that he believed the NFL protests largely had to "do with reform," adding, "I took care of that.
His issue had to do with messages he had sent to Zuckerberg, according to a person familiar with the circumstances.
I'm definitely happy with my girlfriend, but how much Betty has had to do with that is impossible to know.
But a lot of it had to do with the enormous amount of new money that came into the fund.
Perhaps the funniest tidbit from Chef McGrady's RecipesPlus interview had to do with how the Queen enjoys her favorite cake.
Second, the Goldsmith campaign failed to pin down what this had to do with Mr Khan's suitability to be mayor.
"I'm sure it all had to do with him being in right field, I'm sure," Girardi said, hitting a table.
One question had to do with the fate of NATO, now that the alleged threat of Russian invasion had disappeared.
They had to do with a family company in the United Arab Emirates, formed when Mr Sharif was in exile.
Much of this had to do with external factors like reduced demand from China for soy beans and iron ore.
"From then on, I kept my eye open for anything that had to do with [Buffett]," Weschler tells the paper.
The campaign says it had to do with specific weaknesses in the agreement, but her turnabout still mystifies many voters.
Part of Wednesday's big move likely had to do with hedge funds scrambling to cover their bets against the stock.
Prince Andrew said his inability to sweat had to do with the trauma he faced fighting in the Falklands War.
Much of the correspondence had to do with translations, payments, approvals and other business concerns, including the threat of censorship.
"Jackie watched the way her mother comported herself which had to do with money being equated with power," says Taraborrelli.
TJ: In 2006, my first interest in the material had to do with flesh — my own flesh and damaged flesh.
He concluded that it had to do with the irreconcilable tension between the subject and our assumptions about children's literature.
Some of the increase in the global gun ownership figures had to do with with methodological improvements in their survey.
Much of the far right's emergence had to do with the anxieties provoked by a "demographic revolution," Mr. Wolffsohn said.
Speaking through an interpreter, he said in a phone interview that it had to do with differences in production practices.
The biggest critique voiced by these engineers had to do with the forces the rocket will endure in the centrifuge.
After all, her opposition to the European Union wasn't just about Europhobia; it had to do with her visceral Americophilia.
"The rule that they were implementing had to do with a law that wasn't even on the book," he said.
Sun then adjusted the code to fix the glitch, which had to do with how different operating systems sort files.
If the firms really believe this had to do with corporate tax cuts, why aren't they committing to bonuses forever?
At every single major event and every small event that had to do with his political career, I was there.
While his secrecy had much to do with his own peculiarities, it also had to do with America back then.
"It had nothing to do with this particular situation, it had to do with overall performance," Mr. de Blasio said.
The difference between the two groups of men, Edwards found, had to do with their views on sexism and masculinity.
Ultimately, he discovered that a lot of those trade secrets just had to do with simply buying higher-quality beef.
She said that 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one and a yoga class. Right?
At late stages in the game, it became clear that a lot of the album had to do with identity crisis.
Or maybe it had to do with differences in technological, social, and economic systems, or differences in foraging and hunting strategies.
In fact, many of the questions had to do with whether he agreed with a range of Trump's positions and statements.
When The Interview came out in 2014, almost none of the discussion around it had to do with the movie itself.
Back in November, police suspected Lee's murder had to do with them calling in a man named Tracey Morgan for questioning.
And a lot of that stuff had to do with civil liberties issues, drone strikes, the president's kill list, preemptive technology.
The allegations had to do with Tooke's relationships with subordinates before he assumed the top post at the agency in August.
Just one month before her diagnosis, she began to feel symptoms, but she thought they had to do with her pregnancy.
Into and Them were often referred to as "millennial" sites, which likely had to do with the millennials put in charge.
"I think it had to do with me being Hispanic and I was able to tell him to leave," he said.
A lot of Disney's decision to open in one weekend had to do with keeping spoilers and pirating to a minimum.
He was launching a probe that had to do with Donald Trump and therefore he is looking to obstruction of justice.
Anything that had to do with being in good shape, she was passionate about — not just looking good, but feeling good.
I was probably 5 or 6, and I had told my mother a lie that had to do with Christmas presents.
Most of the acquisitions had to do with tech not typically found in Fitbit's activity trackers, like Coin's wearable payment platform.
The failure on Monday had to do with how the GCE tells the rest of the internet where to find it.
One particular type of fictional memory that was reported by many respondents had to do with their baby stroller or pram.
He said the difference in the two numbers had to do with the fact that there were winter storms in March.
Anyway, it had to do with a specific company and how their business was organized by decade, starting with the 1910s.
The reason for the pair's great time partially had to do with the fact that Madge really knows her fight lingo.
For most of the Republicans, it never had anything to do with the Constitution; it only had to do with politics.
I'm sure a lot of this had to do with my mother, who always wanted to get out and never did.
He also said that part of the decision to back out had to do with the quality of the other submissions.
But he has also said that it had to do with "this Russia thing" in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt.
The most pressing question, however, had to do with the unnamed countries to which these men and women would be sent.
After friends said the name sounded too "sinister," Bezos decided on a name that had to do with size and volume.
"It had to do with her being forthright with her family about another matter not related to the rape," Sharpe said.
Years later, one of his brothers was killed in a dispute that, he suspects, had to do with a gang rivalry.
During his explosive testimony last week, Cohen said the edits had to do with the timing of the Trump Tower discussions.
While this reflected heavily in her changed policy proposals, the largest changes had to do with two things: race and gender.
Instead, it had to do with the fact that the agency set up "fake accounts" on Facebook to spread its propaganda.
Unfortunately, he was also really good-looking, so a lot of it also had to do with 18-year-old hormones.
Wong believes that the change in Chinese-American attitudes had to do "with the spread of information and misinformation" on WeChat.
To do what, I couldn't bring myself to speculate, but I was pretty sure it had to do with my work.
This bolsters the scientists' hypothesis that C. briggsae's dramatic reduction in DNA had to do with its change in sexual strategy.
Some of the closings had to do with internal decisions and not the location, said Phil Lavoie, Gotham's chief operating officer.
Possibly it had to do with a French superstition that stepping in dog poop with your left foot brings good luck.
At some point depending on what happens we may cut certain additional countries off, like we've had to do with China.
Maybe it had to do with the fact that she was in Panama, or that her web browsers were acting up.
Buttigieg said he couldn't discuss the "case by case" specifics because some had to do with officers who were facing investigations.
Ramirez Palma&aposs lawyers are suspicious that the detainment and deportation had to do with his safety complaints, the Guardian reports.
Much of the success of Mr. Trump's presidential campaign had to do with his awareness of that reality of contemporary communication.
That had to do with the water supply in and around New York City, which had the leakage of the additive.
The pain points, which mostly had to do with travel and the layouts of American cities, would prevent any massive gathering.
The primary distinction between the two decisions had to do with the weight given to race in affirmative action admissions policies.
There were all kinds of reasons, that had to do with the rules of dueling and fighting in the Congressional community.
"The manlier or broodier the guy, the better he is pregnant," reads a WIRED guide to mpreg from 2006.) Even when I was a teen, it was clear to me that those stories had to do with their (typically amateur, female) authors feeling powerful just as much as—if not more than—they had to do with sex.
It had to do with how much Bungie was going give code support for Halo going forward, and what happened with Bungie.
Rafa Nadal is threatening to sue over an allegation that his break from the game in 2012 had to do with doping.
I think a lot of it had to do with just the purity of the dynamic of the two of us together.
He wasn't super sure what his work had to do with forensics, but he assumed the special issue provided the tie-in.
Simmons told me that until then, he had no idea that what he was experiencing had to do with his military service.
When she questioned him about it, Charlton told her it had to do with a woman he was dating that had disappeared.
"Another major finding had to do with the phenomenon of ego dissolution, or what some LSD users refer to as "ego death.
Speaking to GQ, the brothers explained that one thing that was cut had to do with the very routines the sannyasins followed.
They've also been told that the years-long delays had to do with undefined battery issues, including possible lithium-ion battery explosions.
Space Policy Directive 1 had to do with pursuing missions to the moon and Mars, and Directive 2 is more about housekeeping.
While investors welcomed the goals from management, the decline had to do with profit-taking activity among iron ore traders, they said.
And according to FBI Director Christopher Wray, most of the bureau's domestic-terrorism investigations since October had to do with white supremacy.
" Hudson, who won an Oscar for her role in Dreamgirls, said: "I've always been into anything that had to do with music.
I think a lot of it had to do with his "macho" overprotectiveness and the fact that we supported rival football teams.
Do you think it not sounding as good had to do with the fact that you guys didn't travel to the studio?
Apparently, the apology reference had to do with what happened in the Sharks' first-round series against the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
When asked after the race about his sudden ability to increase speed, Hamilton said it had to do with preserving his tires.
The film asserts that the women's sexual orientation had to do with the trial ever coming to pass: All four are gay.
That also had to do with the fact that, as a midwife, I'm often asked whether I have a boyfriend or children.
Tom Hardy had some sort of angst for some sort of reason that vaguely had to do with the supervillain-ish Venom.
One reason it took paleontologists so long to classify Wade as a new species had to do with where it was found.
A good illustration of the satellite's promise had to do with the problem of measuring variation in the world's great ice caps.
Ms. Davis said she did not believe that the special counsel's apparent interest had to do with her running a prostitution service.
The guilt had to do with two plaques at Lord & Taylor and a promise to her mother that she did not keep.
But the poll's more important finding — we've known Clinton is beating Trump for months — had to do with the battle for House.
They cleared out the non-perishables, toilet paper was gone, anything that had to do with antiseptic sprays or wipes was gone.
Pugh, responding to the reporter's question, reiterated that her decision to replace Davis had to do with overall violence in the city.
Pence's office also defended the move by saying it had to do with security planning and Pence's ancestral ties to the area.
As for the discrepancies about the metals found in the coins, this had to do with improper cleaning by Chinese recycling plants.
Nonetheless, the role that marketing — or Cambridge Analytica — might have had to do with either of those political outcomes is not known.
Part of it may have had to do with the wording, because other people didn't point it out the way I did.
There was some suggestion that the issues may have had to do with syncing up the audio signals going to each ear.
"I think it had to do with the way she was dressed and the fact that she's Muslim," Gazzar told the Washington Post.
Look one of the most damming text messages that he just referenced had to do with Strzok saying don&apost worry about it.
The prediction had to do with the number of different types of curves that could be drawn in the six-dimensional symplectic space.
If investors had listened to the conference call they would have known that 3M's softness had to do with a particular retailer's troubles.
I have to think that there was something more that I had to do with my life and that's why I'm still here.
She said she then became ill, had panic attacks over the course of a year that "quite specifically had to do with [Singer]".
Andres questioned what Gates's extramarital affair, which Manafort's lawyers focused on, had to do with the financial crimes Manafort was accused of committing.
He mentioned an increase in spousal abuse after the hurricane but did not explain what that had to do with the death toll.
The disparity in their recognition might in part have had to do with Mr. Takahata's output, which was considerably smaller than Mr. Miyazaki's.
"I've learned to separate the politician from the man, because it s something I always had to do with my father," she said.
"Iggy and the Stooges were making a deeper political statement that had to do with disenfranchisement and disconnection from the mainstream," Kramer said.
Maybe it had to do with complaints of bike litter with the stationless bikes, or the sudden inundation of bicycles in new cities.
US officials say the raising of the security level had to do with overall security concerns and not the nuclear weapons in particular.
"The coaching I've had to do with clients is to help them understand that their bogey isn't the S&P 500," he said.
He took all of the photos that had to do with Creepin On Ah Come Up. Man, [he was] doing it all himself.
The Bitcoin community's skepticism about Wright's reveal had to do with an apparent flaw in the cryptographic proof he offered of his identity.
Some of the mistakes had to do with the EHR's interface, which made it difficult for clinicians to enter data accurately, Ratwani says.
"The coaching I've had to do with clients is to help them understand that their bogey isn't the S&P 500, " he said.
My success actually may have had to do with my being a little pudgier at the start than I was prepared to acknowledge.
As to why children and juvenile llamas were sacrificed and not adults, Sugiyama said it likely had to do with their transitional nature.
It had to do with a name, and the discovery that, in addition to being lost or forgotten, they could also be stolen.
CS: It had to do with physicality: the energy of the stroke, the gesture of the arm extending the body into visual space.
Roberts responded he was aware, but noted that one vote had to do with a motion to adjourn and another to adjourn deliberations.
" To test his suspicion that this had to do with gender, he and Nicole both started signing emails with each other's names. "Folks.
Most shocking of all, a lot of the claims had to do with the person we were going to promote for her position.
Some of the most difficult (and most important) experiments in the history of physics had to do with making connections between different concepts.
THE CASE INVOLVED ACTUALLY WITH APPLE RIGHT NOW HAD TO DO WITH I BELIEVE IT WAS A SHOOTING OR A MURDER OR SOMETHING.
A lot of the initial reaction to FLOTUS' headshot had to do with the apparent retouching or filtering that went into the photograph.
"For years, it reminded me of something, and it had to do with Chinese food," Dai Lo chef and owner Nick Liu recalls.
Ian Branam, a CDC spokesperson, explained that this had to do with staffing changes at the time and offered the figures in question.
"I think, more than anything else, it had to do with just the reps he was behind coming off training camp," Payton said.
I've always been fascinated by the human body and I knew I wanted to do something that had to do with fixing people.
After the surgery, the healing process was horrible, and a part of that had to do with how my body reacts to trauma.
Though if Strathfoyle was in Ireland, I could not see what English people, who lived in another country, had to do with anything.
His had to do with a Grand Canyon trip he took with his father, when he was a teen-ager, in June, 1967.
"The lyrics had to do with the state of society at the time," McLean said in an early interview, according to the Guardian.
This change had to do with error prevention — trying to make it less likely that another mistaken overdose will happen at that hospital.
But it suggested in a statement that claims that the decision had to do with the use of the word vagina are false.
A lot of the sound of the demo had to do with our less than perfect equipment more than any purposeful sound-molding.
I couldn't possibly fathom what nails had to do with genitals, but I chose to be polite and said I didn't know yet.
"Professor," Mr. Hannity interrupted, "it was such a minor relationship in terms of it had to do with real estate and nothing political."
Three of them had to do with acknowledging the Holocaust and the crimes of Germans during World War II. She rejected them all.
Most of the extreme weather stories I had worked on had to do with the aftermath of storms, not the here and now.
I think a lot of it had to do with a feeling of helplessness among people that I heard about quite a bit.
One of Stevens' frustrations in her first lab job had to do with the fact that microglial cells would contaminate her petri dishes.
Nigeria had to do with a reproduction by Joseph Alufa Igbinovia, who had to rely on photographs taken of the one in London.
And here I thought it had to do with standing very still while all the players on the opposing team mow you down.
Other reports said they were protesting the conflict in eastern Ukraine, though what their staged demonstration had to do with that was unexplained.
"I think the issues have had to do with execution," one Democratic member told CNN about the view of Judiciary in recent weeks.
Barclays economists said the 0.6 percent decline in import prices in December had to do with a decline in energy and imported inflation pressures.
When I met PayPal founders Peter Thiel and Max Levchin in 1999, very little of our discussion had to do with the prototype product.
She always just wanted to do whatever we wanted to do, especially if it was something that had to do with art and creating.
A lot of their issues had to do with their age difference, but she's matured a lot even in the past year or so.
The internet doesn't exist in a vacuum; part of the reason that some posters found Bouman immediately suspicious had to do with her gender.
I'd sort of missed the boat (haha) on the celeb-approved paddleboard trend and I was curious what yoga had to do with it.
Roughly 163 tweets sent out by President Trump in June: Three-quarters of them, at least, had to do with policy, bilateral meetings, legislation.
I've experienced few bugs (the ones I've seen all had to do with the notch, which is just not accounted for by some apps).
The new breach is a real contrast with previous GDPR fights, which have largely had to do with policy decisions and terms of service.
But her absence likely had to do with the fact that she was getting ready to share her own big news with the world.
It had to do with a young black man who had been kidnapped and brutally murdered by two members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Apple didn't break out revenue for Taiwan, but company executives said in April that the decline had to do with revenue from Hong Kong.
The most dangerous development of the past week had to do with Republicans who have started to openly express their concerns about the administration.
In many cases, Fotopoulou also felt that the confabulations people came up with had to do with them expressing their thoughts, distress, and confusion.
Trump has insisted the call was "perfect" and that it had to do with fighting "corruption" in Ukraine and nothing to do with politics.
One of the primary issues 10 of these workers spoke about had to do with changes to the scheduling policies for full-time employees.
One of the revelations in the WADA report had to do with the possibility that the selection process for hosting athletic events was rigged.
And those areas that don't work had to do with they're not getting enough money in the system and not having a public option.
Complaints about iTunes and its poor integration with Apple Music had surfaced in the past – but these had to do with iTunes Match issues.
There was another, deeper, but less obvious sign of jazz influence on the album, and it had to do with the placement of rhythm.
Marriage and childbearing used to happen much earlier, both of which had to do with economic realities and the status of women in society.
Tom Steyer had two cut-through moments at Tuesday night&aposs Democratic presidential debate in Iowa — though neither had to do with his policies.
It seems to me now that in each of my books I was struggling with issues that had to do with being that age.
I knew that Euclid and Mandelbrot had to do with geometry, but was unable until almost the end to get my head around GEOMETER.
The reason The Farewell's Lulu Wang ultimately signed with A24 for a much smaller paycheck than a major streamer had to do with visibility.
The only major scrap he got involved in had to do with health care, and he vigorously defended his stance against Medicare for All.
When talking with his team of developers, a common thread among them had to do with relationships, something video games rarely tackle, he explained.
Of course, I realize now how much the economy had to do with this as well as my own bad luck with my back.
The House prepared and passed 11 articles of impeachment against Johnson and most of these had to do with the Tenure of Office Act.
While I thought it had to do with my somewhat troublesome Wi-Fi setup at home, I experienced the same thing at the office.
Ms. Raicovich has said the board's decision regarding the Israel event simply had to do with an application of the museum's space rental practice.
Hedden, which had to do with customs duties but resulted in the court's declaring that the tomato was a vegetable, though botanically it's a fruit.
Eichler: I think the fact that it tested well had to do with the fact that the audience recognized her from Beavis and Butt-Head.
He had spent that time leading Google's Geo division — that's Google Earth, Google Maps, and just about anything else that had to do with location.
Apostolides told the station he checked the content of the drive on a computer and it had to do with astronomy, black holes and space.
I'm not sure how much digital photography had to do with the demise of Kodachrome, but its sales had been decreasing for a number years.
According to the results of that study, a whopping 40% of instances of infidelity in women and 62% in men had to do with genetics.
It had to do with his father's cruelty, and the fragile, frightening nature of his ego, big as the Hindenburg and every bit as flammable.
Now Kosinski received emails asking what he had to do with it—the words Cambridge, personality, and analytics immediately made many people think of Kosinski.
Maybe it had to do with the fact that Trump previously called the pope "disgraceful" and said ISIS will attack the Vatican, but who knows?
The email also says the firing had to do with Pambakian's sexual harassment claims against Blatt and that she was never interviewed about those claims.
Authorities have said authorities were called to the house 14 times since 2012, though some of those had to do with the Sheats's alarm system.
Many of these insecurities had to do with the jealousy and grudging admiration for black culture white Americans hid behind layers of stereotype and insult.
Maybe it had to do with where we were, or that it was in the summertime, or we were just excited optimistic about the songs.
Costa has not yet found a solid reason for the significant drop in sightings, but speculated that it had to do with broadband Internet access.
The problem may have had to do with blockage in the spacesuit's sublimator, along with some operational procedures that may have produced too much condensation.
But many likely had to do with the lack of medicines and proper equipment, according to Julio Castro, one of the Doctors for Health leaders.
The way he treated the clarinet had to do with hope: Whenever he added them in his operas, it had something to do with hope.
Bond strategists say some of the action had to do with year-end positioning, and the yield could move lower again in the coming week.
" The majority of the problem had to do with the fact that many of the blog creators themselves had marked their own blogs as "Explicit.
The bottom line: Regardless of why the trout came back, the biggest ecosystem changes in the last several years had to do with invasive species.
Ms. Raicovich had said that the board's decision regarding the Israel event simply had to do with the museum's policies on renting out its space.
The story had to do with a case that his uncle, a tax lawyer, tried with his wife, who happened to be Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
If we go back a long, long time, we find that ideas of how humans should relate to nature had to do with perfecting nature.
The police said that had to do with violent crime rates being higher in those precincts, which commanders often react to by deploying more officers.
But our earliest consciousness had to do with the assassinations of people who upheld beliefs that we were just beginning to learn to hold dear.
I'm not fully sure why, but I suspect it had to do with the fact that I don't really look like a Red Sox fan.
Daniel Binns, Interbrand's New York CEO, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Thursday morning that Facebook's departure had to do with privacy and security driving consumer choice.
Philadelphia 76ers superstar Ben Simmons claims he was DENIED entry into a casino in Australia ... and strongly suggested it all had to do with race.
By the 1980s, the big historical changes had to do with capitalism and finance, so either Japan or Wall Street was the place to be.
Some of the pace of the increase had to do with states and cities raising their minimum wages, which the President had no hand in.
The motive for the killings was not immediately clear, but officials said they were investigating whether it had to do with control of the shrine.
"I want to be very clear: the issue was not that the messaging had to do with the NLRB notice or workers' rights," he wrote.
A lesser-known but perhaps more important reason had to do with more practical issues — namely, the business of Fox News itself, according to sources.
Perhaps that had to do with the familiar faces as so much of the LA underground dance community was camped out in there all weekend.
The sketch had her taking questions at a news conference, all of which had to do with the challenges of hosting the show as a woman.
How much of that had to do with Slim [Dunlap, lead guitarist] joining the band, and how much of it was the producer or label's influence?
Gabriel Gaytan, an El Paso Chicano muralist and admirer of lowriders, explained that some of this had to do with flipping white approaches to the automobile.
Wulff, a case that had to do with whether Missouri's Medicaid program could exclude covering abortion; it was brought against the state by two Missouri physicians.
Most had to do with his various films and shooting process, but one Very Important Person brought him (and subsequently, us) some Grade A Twitter content.
None of their reasons had to do with pay: Tray Baynard, who is black, re-entered the workforce 3 weeks ago and took a pay cut.
The cases, he explained, had to do with Turner Broadcasting challenging "must-carry" rules that required cable operators to carry certain programming — local stations, for instance.
This entire news story and all of the subsequent opinions had me sighing for a while — but none of it had to do with Oprah Winfrey.
The reason they were called pantsuits rather than just normal "suits" had to do with the fact that the pantsuits came with short pants for boys.
Prior to the new study, scientists thought the problem had to do with a shift of vascular fluid towards the upper body during exposure to microgravity.
When Karolyn Schrage first heard about the "dominoes gang" in the health clinic she runs in Joplin, Mo., she assumed it had to do with pizza.
I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that I could isolate myself and it was okay, because I was learning something.
"The errors that were pointed out had to do with journalists of my generation who maybe didn't come up through traditional newsrooms," de la Cretaz said.
While Trump won the Wichita-based 4th district overwhelmingly in November 2016, much of that vote had to do with the person he was running against.
I would consider it a really good day if one of them had to do with music or literature or art, or even just Hank Williams.
Both these events, ironically, had to do with Turkey attempting to change course on policies that may well have opened the door to the airport bombing.
I actually believed that she possessed skills that had to do with clothing design, and not that she was just lucky at scoring vintage leather jackets.
The last time was in February 2011, when the Obama administration vetoed a security council resolution that also had to do with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The exact origin of the explosion hasn't been pinned down yet, but SpaceX says it had to do with a breach in the rocket's helium system.
But the bill was on rotting stilts to begin with and much of this had to do with the fact that people like having health care.
But the chief lessons of his childhood had to do with scarcity—the necessity of exchange to even the most fundamental needs—and, above all, thrift.
In a statement, she noted that the fourth-quarter sales of omeprazole/sodium bicarbonate had to do with Valeant's introduction of the drug in October 2015.
The piece lists many staggering statistics about the popularity of Ikea furniture, but the one that stands out the most had to do with its beds.
According to Jablonski, it had to do with her growing up during the Great Depression, which "really left a mark on her," he told the publication.
Sanders on Monday told reporters that Papadopoulos's guilty plea had to do with activities that took place before the campaign and, therefore, were not a distraction.
This probably had to do with the fact that the Trader Joe's cereal seemed like it was meant to be consumed for its high fiber content.
But you can imagine what a trip it was to be thinking about candy and find out that the answer had to do with nuns (CarmelITE).
A lot of this had to do with BuzzFeed's release of the Steele dossier, which impacted a lot of reporters whether they realized it or not.
Nobody even accepted it as an idea that he could possibly win, and a lot of that had to do with the insularity of the media.
Part of this had to do with less than 50 percent of the iPhone installed base in these markets having devices that are Apple Pay-capable.
Mauro Maccioni, one of the Maccioni sons, said the decision to close had to do with a dispute with the landlord that they could not resolve.
The teens in the group said that their reaction came down to instinct, and also had to do with what they learn in the activities league.
In 2015, part of the undergraduate faculty voted "no confidence" in his leadership, though much of the ferment had to do with lack of salary increases.
And the reason that we settled on Tuesday had to do with the fact that at the time, America was mostly a religious and agrarian society.
There was a whole lot of narrative hooey to explain the theme, which mostly had to do with caterpillars becoming butterflies, girls becoming women, et cetera.
Chadbourne said Ms. Campbell's expulsion was unrelated to the suit she brought against the firm, suggesting it had to do with her performance as a partner.
It must have had to do with the weaving technique, because the end result looked more like a peacock's tail: feathers with eyes, beautiful but disturbing.
And I think part of the magic ingredient of their growth had to do with constant innovation in product, breaking boundaries in terms of distribution models.
She was shaking and too upset to speak when defense lawyer Donna Rotunno asked if the mention had to do with abuse from her younger years.
Aldama better explained the accident in an interview with HuffPost, where she said the mistake had to do with the timing of a totally separate catch.
The tale that left the deepest impression on me had to do with one of the hibernating colonists being accidentally revived, halfway to the Coyote system.
That had to do with the fact that I wanted to treat the first female president the way that I felt she might actually be treated.
" In "Frances Ha," he said, "I went with just having Frances running down the street, and figuring out what that had to do with anything later.
They began to define a "Megyn look," which had to do with clothes that were "strong, stylish, sleek, tailored, feminine, but not frilly," Ms. Kelly said.
A lot of what she told me had to do with her boyfriend Judson and their sex life, a semipublic affair stimulated by some exhibitionist hankering.
One reason had to do with domestic political pressure; the president's opponents would claim the commander in chief was weak or naive to hold the meeting.
After these last few months, it would be easy to think that the only conversations that happened on Twitter all year had to do with the election.
That he doesn&apost unite people, he divides them, he doesn&apost acknowledge the fact that the national anthem protest had to do with criminal justice reform.
Many of the findings were a surprise, yet the most troublesome trends had to do with women's savings habits, says Dale Sperling, chief marketing officer of Stash.
Asked to reveal his biggest performance flub of all time, the 73-year-old rocker tells PEOPLE Now that it had to do with a microphone mishap.
"I went into a dinner with a media executive thinking that it had to do with my merit, and I left doubting my own merit," she said.
It had a lot to do with our hearts and minds just as much as it had to do with the technical aspect, if not even more.
Manafort's lawyer Kevin Downing did not provide details about Manafort's condition in court Friday, only saying his health issues had to do with his conditions of confinement.
Tyley, Kinsey, and Bode then use their newfound powers to understand why Sam Lesser was after their father and what Rendell had to do with the keys.
Instead of recognizing that it had a real problem on its hands, it said that the problem had to do with a stronger dollar impacting tourist traffic.
Instead of recognizing that it had a real problem on its hands, it said that the problem had to do with a stronger dollar impacting tourist traffic.
There were some similarities between Meadows' and Esty's cases, in that they both had to do with how they handled allegations against their former chiefs of staff.
A lot of that had to do with Century Media taking over the American operations of Noise in the late 0003s, and they were basically running Noise.
That partially had to do with Kate's reluctance at telling Toby exactly what happened to her father Jack (Milo Ventimiglia), who died when she was a teenager.
The website flaw had to do with an unprotected API, which T-Mobile pulled offline a day after this bug was reported through its bug bounty program.
I had assumed it had to do with moral virtue, the way you can tell if someone is a witch based on whether they float or sink.
Much of the post-breakups work, she says, had to do with radical self-acceptance — about her own emotional makeup and how that plays out in relationships.
Balarezo replied that it had to do with the "Special Administrative Measure" or SAMs at the Manhattan jail where Chapo is being held in extreme solitary confinement.
It mostly had to do with when the band broke up; when Chris [Stein, bandmate and then romantic partner] was sick and the IRS took the house.
And some of them had to do with 3G, the private investment firm that you all have been so active with in a lot of different ways.
This had to do with both its demands — six collections a year, including Cruise collections in exotic locations — and its limitations, including the involvement of celebrity ambassadors.
While I may be on the well-nourished and voluptuous side, I did not see what that had to do with being a target for sex offenders.
That's what we've had to do with the album as well, just sort of experimentation an experimentational side to it, and it sort of adjusted the sound.
I couldn't tell what any of this had to do with population trends in human cancer—or, for that matter, why I'd even come to this meeting.
He said at the time it was because Flynn lied to Vice President Pence, and later indicated it had to do with Flynn lying to the FBI.
Anna Stewart, lives and works in Kenosha, lifelong Republican, voted for Trump Stewart said she thought the way people voted in Kenosha had to do with jobs.
I stayed for a while and mingled, gulping some wine and making hosts of hasty promises that had to do with lunches and white wine get-togethers.
They held a 46-36 lead at halftime, and that largely had to do with the Mavericks shooting 215 of 210 for 253 percent after two quarters.
Strewn with profanities, they mostly had to do with staying focused, not accepting disrespect from others, asserting his masculinity, becoming physically stronger and acting like an adult.
Recode's sources also said Whetstone's decision to leave was complex, but that at least one reason had to do with not wanting to be involved in drama.
Others, like junior Korbin Springer, said the attack might have had to do with a recent drunk driving offense White had been pulled over for in April.
In 2016, there was some speculation that the downturn in social media engagement had to do with the fact that the game itself was not that interesting.
It gave me infinite tools for improvisation, ways for playing with movement that had to do with learning about myself rather than trying to imitate someone else.
Something has been lost in translation: specifically, the story of how culture changed around the turn of the millennium, and what West had to do with it.
The biggest controversy had to do with the silly headgear: the pith helmet on safari in Kenya, which had people crying "Colonialism" and "Ignorance," and the fedora.
I think part of that had to do with just being very up front about the fact that this was a project about telling their story first.
The paper's owner, a former friend turned bitter foe of Mr. Orban's, cited financial difficulties, but many observers said the timing also had to do with politics.
When Uber drivers went on strike across the world earlier this month, much of their frustration had to do with their lack of power as independent contractors.
I was young and had a lot of big lessons learned, and a lot of that had to do with the attention that came from the movie.
Much of the backlash had to do with Luke Skywalker not acting quite like Luke Skywalker, now that he had rematerialized as a sour middle-aged hermit.
And while much of the tensions had to do with North Korea's aggression before Trump took office, the president found ways to make it much, much worse.
The explanations that circulated about this outburst had to do with something happening on the surface of the grape halves, which were presumed to be conducting electricity.
The other bucket had to do with the velocity at which re-uploads were coming to these various platforms, and that is an area where we collaborated.
It had to do with stoicism, and then hiking nuns (but the wimples didn't work), and looked kind of Grecian and sci-fi at the same time.
"I will certainly look into it," Clinton responded before adding that she spoke to a variety of people about issues that had to do with world affairs.
"We had a hypothesis that these unusual chop marks at the end of the meatless bones had to do with the removal of dry skin," he said.
A source denied Mulvaney's absence on the India trip was a sign of his status in the West Wing and only had to do with his illness.
We concluded it probably had to do with the drastic change in the weather (cold in China, hot in Malaysia) and my son being a bit dehydrated.
Scientists are not sure why Mars' atmosphere became vulnerable to the solar wind, but suspect it had to do with the loss of the planet's magnetic field.
To understand why, it's worth keeping in mind that my chief worries about Mr. Trump were never strictly ideological; they had to do with temperament and character.
But when the host, Alex Trebek, said the final clue had to do with "American music legends," Boettcher said, she knew it would be difficult for her.
When Uber drivers went on strike across the world earlier last month, much of their frustration had to do with their lack of power as independent contractors.
FX's spoiler warning aside, the "bigger" moment in the second half of "Darkroom," for me, had to do with that literal darkroom scene at the Jennings house.
If anything had to do with the business end of it, it was like you better talk to Eddie about it because these guys couldn't care less.
Apple has acknowledged it could get data from the drug dealer's phone without crafting special software, as it would have had to do with the San Bernardino phone.
WILLIAMS,: That&aposs if, for example, in the case that we&aposre discussing, the one that the British approved, it had to do with a heart problem. Right?
The researchers suggested that the reasons had to do with lower exposure to air pollution and increased social engagement and physical activity that occur in more natural environments.
The first had to do with Tellart's work over the last last four or five years on future foresight projects, particularly with the prime minister's office in Dubai.
Activision responded to our request for comment about the layoffs at Activision Publishing, but did not say the layoffs had to do with the performance of Infinite Warfare.
I have also talked to the folks that had to do with her internship and made absolutely certain that there will be no black mark on her record.
The first issue was about bodies and so I wanted to open up the floor to discuss any type of fetish that had to do with a body.
Of all the disagreements that drove President Trump and then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis apart, one of the most perilous had to do with blowing up Iranian boats.
The Australian dollar, heavily exposed to economic shifts in China, hit a five-month low on Thursday though this also had to do with bruising domestic economic data.
She allegedly told police that the stabbings had to do with "voodoo stuff," according to a police report of her interview, the AP and local station WBUR report.
A motive was also unclear, but the post describes Braxton-Andrew as "a totally innocent person" and dispelled rumors that his death had to do with purchasing drugs.
The company didn't give a reason why, though there was speculation that the decision had to do with this Falcon 9 being an older iteration of the rocket.
For nearly four decades, scientists have thought that the inability of nonhuman primates to produce human speech sounds had to do with anatomical limitations in their vocal tracts.
At what point did you start to understand how political it is, and how much many people's opinions about the story had to do with their own politics?
The crashes both had to do with a piece of software that Boeing had installed on the 737 Max known as the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS.
Doctors didn't know that it had to do with being outside, and so they diagnosed Jaime's condition as a rash, then changed the diagnosis to impetigo, then allergies.
Canaff, the former child abuse prosecutor, said the Saturday airport arrest had to do with how mobile Epstein is and because prosecutors believe he is a flight risk.
Fan reaction flooded social media, and by Saturday afternoon, the top 10 trending searches on Twitter in Canada had to do with the Raptors, The Globe & Mail reported.
"A lot of taking care of my body and my mind and my soul had to do with talking to myself and actually giving myself affirmations," she added.
One nihilistic thing: Though the majority of the most popular Wikipedia pages had to do with more light-hearted content, last year's top page was "Deaths in 2017."
SARA EISEN: You know, part of the scandal around the company's founder had to do with the fact that he used the "N" word on a conference call.
Trump's comments to the Times had to do with our military commitments to defend any countries that are part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, commonly called NATO.
Wine and "wine culture" can mean different things to different people; for me, much of my enjoyment had to do with the never-ending choices at my disposal.
The reason why these weren't my top choice had to do with the remote controls being positioned on the earbuds, rather than built into an in-line remote.
In other words, the investigation of anything that former Secretary Clinton had to do with the campaign is over and we don't have to worry about it anymore?
Nike's commitment to women was more apparent in the store, which probably had to do with the victory of the US women's national soccer team, which Nike sponsored.
It also had to do with the fact that the mayor, who is married to a man, has directly challenged Vice President Pence's opposition to same-sex marriage.
Most Chinese scholars have thought of Taoism as a degenerate philosophy — something that once had to do with Laozi but ended up with a bunch of charlatan tricks.
But Facebook would rather control a crucial technology than have to build on top of another company's products, as it has had to do with PCs and smartphones.
Minutes from a 2006 meeting suggest some claims had to do with the heart health benefits of almonds and peanuts, while a 2009 meeting included reference to protein.
But it wasn't the timeslot on NBC alone that garnered the explosive success of The Monkees show; a lot of it had to do with its cheerful appeal.
GS: It is related to the mosque you loved so much in Turkey, I've also always thought that a lot of Suzanne's work had to do with translation.
Maybe there were good reasons for why certain industries and businesses were dying, and maybe they had to do with the fact they were unappealing to my demographic.
" "It would be easy to say if the answer was no," Feinstein said, and then asked again, "Do you really believe this had to do with Comey's performance?
Part of her determination might have had to do with how Breckinridge, after his wife died, broke off the engagement to Pollard — by marrying a distant cousin instead.
"We're talking about expanding the U.S. role in conflicts around the world, but you're relying on an A.U.M.F. that had to do with fighting Al Qaeda," she said.
Much of that had to do with a slowdown in auto sales after a surge in car-buying late last year to replace vehicles damaged by Hurricane Harvey.
The show was delayed, which Bloys said had to do with Benioff and Weiss' time being wrapped up in working on a new Star Wars trilogy for Disney.
I had THE HULK before THE MASK, but I realized that was wrong when I read that the first A Band clue had to do with musical composition.
So, in that sense, there's a strong commitment to the heart of modernism, which had to do with the pleasure one can take in the fragmentation of society.
This kind of weird self-monitoring probably had to do with externalizing my superego and answering the question 'Who are you and what did you actually do today?
Just about every question posed to Mr. Obama from the audience here had to do with the anxiety Mr. Trump has stirred in this part of the world.
What's so painful is these comments had to do with my deepest vulnerabilities — things he knew about because I trusted him enough to share these things with him.
As she told Reuters yesterday, the motive had to do with past assessments that Iran had engaged in illicit nuclear development at undeclared military sites prior to 2003.
A lot of the frustration that I sensed also had to do with the result being decided by those who hadn't even considered the North in their vote.
In other words, we're complete, the investigation of anything former Secretary Clinton had to do with the campaign is over and we don't have to worry about it anymore?
We're told there was a disturbance on the property involving an individual banging on doors through the hotel, but they do not believe it had to do with Wanda.
Short-sellers who bet that the price of oil would fall were left scrambling to cover their short positions and investors bought anything that had to do with oil.
According to Castilleja's friends and relatives, she and the junior had been fighting "for a while" and said that it had to do with an ex-boyfriend, Foster's brother.
One time I hung around a tutorial session too long and when a coach caught up to me he asked what any of that had to do with me.
It seems possible that the rocket's low trajectory had to do with the fact that the fairing didn't separate, making the vehicle heavier than it was supposed to be.
Root-Bernstein, an ecologist and visiting researcher at the Musée de l'Homme in Paris, had a hunch that the tool use she observed had to do with nest-building.
Facebook said the bug had to do with an error related to Facebook Login and its photos API, which allows developers to access Facebook photos within their own apps.
For instance, it was not only believed that miasma caused disease, but that the type of illness one procured had to do with one's moral sensibilities and bad habits.
One of the hurdles facing online car purchases Jalopnik pointed out back in August had to do with dealer franchise laws that allow only authorized dealers to sell automobiles.
The new president signed a series of executive actions, most of which had to do with his Cabinet appointees and procedural matters, according to his press secretary, Sean Spicer.
David LaChapelle for GHD It wasn't just about planking; Katy Perry's recent stint as a mermaid had to do with her latest series of ads for haircare line ghd.
" Hickam concluded, "I have also talked to the folks that had to do with her internship and made absolutely certain there will be no black mark on her record.
The new president signed a series of executive actions, most of which had to do with his Cabinet appointees and procedural matters, according to his press secretary, Sean Spicer.
Woman's happiness in the relationship often had to do with whether the woman knew her partner was bisexual before they became involved, and if the partner was already out.
With them, I covered a few topics that had to do with current affairs in France as well as abroad, but I always preferred working on society-based issues.
I figured this had to do with the half-life (the amount of time it takes for your body to metabolize 50 percent of a drug) of the sildenafil.
The bathtub was the frame you would be photographed in, and it had to do with the arch of the tub being like a Renaissance painting with those angels.
Jenny McCarthy believes that her frequent clashes with Barbara Walters during her time on The View had to do with her controversial views on vaccines and her son's autism.
QUESTION: And do you recall at all whether he stayed for that entire part of her presentation that had to do with the Ziff Brothers and the tax fraud?
Part of that probably had to do with the fact that I was eating better after being put on a diet by a nutritionist to help manage my IBS.
I decided part of it had to do with the effects of puberty on men — they get more muscular and powerful — whereas women get more body fat and estrogen.
Many of the questions had to do with our current political climate, but one asked poll participants to weigh in on the hot-button issue of pineapple on pizza.
In other words, we're complete, the investigation of anything former secretary Clinton had to do with the campaign is over and we don't have to worry about it anymore?
If you missed it, the CDC didn't give a reason why, but it was clear it had to do with the new Trump administration's doubtful stance on climate change.
CAROLYN: Things got really intense, to the point where I was crying leaving spring semester and I think that also had to do with other women in our lives.
Police blamed Jones for initiating the altercation with Ebony Jemison, which had to do with the father of the fetus, and for causing Jemison to defend herself, AL.com said.
Weak investment in 2016 mostly had to do with an enormous drop in oil and gas drilling, and the rebound in 2017 came mostly because of that sector's recovery.
It verified (then unverified) a white supremacist, but it suspended Rose McGowan's Twitter account, leaving the initial impression it had to do with her speaking out about Harvey Weinstein.
Since Poland broke from the Soviet bloc in the 1990s, it has expelled Russian diplomats only twice — and both times had to do with Russia's spying activities in Poland.
There is never any single reason the stock market does what it does any given day, but a lot of what happened on Thursday had to do with Apple.
Part of this was due to a match fixing scandal in 2011, but just as much had to do with the continued domination of each basho by Mongolian yokozuna.
Hill speculated that the change in perspective in the months since the hearing had to do with the fact that people were more aware of sexual harassment than before.
But many of the recent complaints about the league have had to do with officiating, particularly in the Western Conference semifinal series between the Warriors and the Houston Rockets.
Trump said he did not believe Asian Americans would be negatively affected by the use of the phrase, which he said had to do with coronavirus' origins in China.
There was a moment when I was dressing dogs up as various characters, and a lot of that had to do with the vertical nature of the Polaroid camera.
They said they felt the decision to postpone it to 2019 had to do with the political transition this year and a fear of anything that could cause instability.
His misconduct had to do with trying to throw the election, but at least it didn't involve involving other foreign nations," Lofgren said on CNN's "State of the Union.
There was little hesitation on the media's part to publish numerous articles about anything that had to do with Hillary Clinton's email investigations no matter how unsubstantiated or trivial.
The most remarkable aspects of this storm had to do with the rapid rainfall rates, with 1.44 inches of rain falling in just 10 minutes between 7:50 p.m.
"Everything that had to do with fashion and beauty interested her, and she discovered her own talent for design and creation at an early age," Požar and Omerza write.
"Yesterday's plea and Manafort's conviction, none of it had to do with collusion, none of it has to do with obstruction," Giuliani said, according to The New York Times.
Part of that had to do with the decision by Gilbert not to renew the contract of General Manager David Griffin, one of the architects of the Cavaliers' resurgence.
In a phone call on Tuesday, she said she wasn't sure how the rumor started, but suspected it had to do with some recent changes in the company's packaging.
It turns out that the only thing the revealer had to do with the bathroom is that sometimes we will see an OUT OF ORDER SIGN in the loo.
A lot of parenting advice has historically had to do with the physical needs of the mother and child; a lot of it also turned out to be fatal.
The convo was interesting in part because hardly any of it had to do with advertising, which has been the topic of conversation for most other panels at Cannes.
"It had to do with his willingness to step in and learn what they did, understand what they did and do what he could to support them," added the official.
Glei thinks that may have had to do with the spread of social media, which allows people to compare themselves to people who appear to be in better financial shape.
Cramer suggested the sharp drop in Apple also had to do with the fact that the stock didn't suffer as much as its tech counterparts did in October's market rout.
We got the big man out in NYC and talked to him about Shareef finally picking a school ... University of Arizona ... and how much Shaq had to do with it.
But in an email to CNBC, de Waal said that the zoo did what it had to do with the information available, considering the imminent risk to the child's life.
According to the official transcript, the word bathroom was uttered nearly 20 times during arguments for a case that, again, had to do with work discrimination based on sexual orientation.
It had to do with "Trade Secret 96," but 96 was one of the many dozens that got tossed out as Waymo's case was narrowed down to the final eight.
It had to do with the mechanics of what Miguel was trying to do with the Land of the Dead, and what he needed to do to get back out.
"The response to me had to do with my race," Hill said, emphasizing that we need to recognize sexual violence affects women of all ages, races, backgrounds, sizes, and religions.
His disagreement with the boss, he said, had to do with the magazine's March cover story, "The Other Whisper Network: How Twitter feminism is bad for women," by Katie Roiphe.
Part of this had to do with its predictability: Project Runway created its own genre of TV, the passion project elimination contest (replicated in Top Chef, RuPaul's Drag Race, etc.).
ET, FSN Detroit, YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE PISTONS (23-1): Drummond's free-throw woes were not the biggest problem that had to do with fouls for Detroit against the Raptors.
Prado, whose first two injuries this year had to do with his right hamstring, is a player the Marlins were counting on for veteran leadership, timely hitting and solid defense.
I don't know how much Cohen himself (or his family) had to do with it, but the page's updates felt like the sort of thing you'd get from a relative.
A new whistleblower complaint indicates Trump asked a foreign government to do his biddingThe Washington Post first reported the complaint had to do with Trump's conversation with a foreign leader.
Woodard said for the stock market, some of the outflows may have had to do with investors taking profits because they don't expect huge gains for companies from the bill.
Which, in this case, had to do with a reminder of a time that was "all about revolution," said Mr. Joffe: the French Revolution, the American Revolution, the Industrial Revolution.
The intel had to do with how the US is handling ISIS, which, needless to say, could compromise our national security and the safety of our sources on the ground.
One reason not to own too many things was their crammed two-bedroom apartment, but the other, at least for him, had to do with never wanting to feel bound.
When I first found out I had diabetes, I felt a sense of deprivation that only partly had to do with the sudden absence of gummy worms from my life.
Maybe there was something that happened in the 60s that had to do with acid and marijuana and how it encouraged these long-flights in terms of composition or melodies.
"A lot of it had to do with the boys' club," Richard Riskin, a conductor and musician who knew Ms. Redfield for some 40 years, said in a telephone interview.
And part of it had to do with the fact that, in an industry that tends to associate oversize personalities with creativity, her reticence had made her easy to overlook.
At first I wondered whether this had to do with the book's exploitative nature, but we consume cultural products that take advantage of real and recent suffering all the time.
In other words, we're complete — the investigation of anything that former Secretary Clinton had to do with the campaign is over and we don't have to worry about it anymore?
For Aristotle, notably, ethics wasn't confined to narrow moral quandaries; it had to do with what sort of person we should be, with what kind of life we should lead.
My whole TV success had to do with the fact that it was believable and that I was able to afford good TV time by going on late at night.
Part of that had to do with the fact that his first target reported her story to police in 2008, but they didn't believe her, according to the Seattle Times.
Its order book for the troubled jet shrank by 21 planes — though much of that had to do with some low-cost overseas airlines, like India's Jet Airways, going bankrupt.
It also supposedly had to do with drag hunting, where people pulled strong-smelling things along a path to lure foxhounds down a trail for horses and riders to follow.
Her main plot points on "KUWTK" had to do with her sister Kendall, as the two of them dealt with typical teen drama and played pranks on their older siblings.
As little as the 6 percent drop in Tesla's stock on Friday had to do with the business itself, Cramer still had a sense of the root of the problem.
"At some point in evolution, things changed, and crying became a cipher for some particular behavioral attribute which had to do with linking one human being to another," he says.
But it also had to do with the view that Obama was particularly weak on foreign policy and was apologizing for America abroad — all while making bad countries look good.
One of mine had to do with a Craigslist Missed Connection ad I placed in my early twenties, for a cute guy I made eye contact with at a coffee shop.
The other key to his success on the show simply had to do with how he held the buzzer contestants have to use to get a chance to answer each question.
In her post, she says that she's "not against vaccinations" — but noted that she did have a problem with the part of the bill that had to do with medical exemptions.
An obvious question is what role Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal — and the internal and external criticism the company has faced since Donald Trump's 2016 election — had to do with Rose's departure.
And there's another factor that had to do with the times: "The people around Chernobyl ate iodine deficient diets so the physical damage was worse than the average place," Farrow notes.
Uber representative Grant Klinzman questioned what the story had to do with the company and cited a story from April about push notifications employed to combat fake drivers -- an ongoing issue.
Traveling in Vietnam, I noticed many people openly gawking at my family and taking photos, which I'm certain had to do with both race and the fact that we are Muslim.
Comey admitted to Colbert that he had been surprised by his firing, given that he was leading an investigation that had to do with the Trump campaign's own dealings with Russia.
"A lot of it had to do with capital efficiency" — rather than launching expensive marketing campaigns to attract consumers, Thirstie can leverage the name recognition of a brand like Dom Pérignon.
One of them had to do with the music being too loud and so I was served with this summons and charged with a weapon used as being my stereo equipment.
Perhaps you've heard it had to do with a phenomenon known as forced resonance: the wind matched the bridge's natural resonant frequency, gaining energy with every undulation until it broke apart.
After a three-month disappearance, Chinese actress Fan Bingbing returned with an apology on her Weibo account, confirming the theory that her absence had to do with charges of tax evasion.
My favorite was always Sailor Mars, and I think a lot of that had to do with the fact that I identified with her more because she looked more like me.
Part of that new visibility had to do with his creation of the explosive rap trio Hurt Everybody—with producer Mulatto Beats and rapper Qari—which found him a younger audience.
I did a profile with Travis a couple years ago for Vanity Fair and a lot of it had to do with his early years, most of which were not great.
Graafstra responded and said it likely had to do with the fact that I had used a third-party NFC app to set the password when I first got the chip.
We provided the Judiciary Committee with all relevant documents that had to do with Mr. Kushner's calls, contacts or meetings with Russians during the campaign and transition, which was the request.
"I have ordered an investigation, because there was a version that maintained that it had to do with migration agents who acted against the migrant," Lopez Obrador said, without providing details.
These entertainers were celebrating our culture, to be sure, but so much of that had to do with making money, a sad realization that taints some of my favorite childhood memories.
Any visitor to those pages — we also don't know how many there were — would at least have wondered what YouTube thought the Notre Dame fire had to do with 9/11.
She did not attribute her low opinion of Greenwald on this issue to the Snowden affair; rather, it had to do with the seriousness of Greenwald's contributions to the Russia story.
Google probably, however, has different reasons for choosing Ghana, and Jeff Dean tried to explain that it had to do with the robust network of academic institutions as well as infrastructure.
"What happened today had to do with this particular offer and not with the company's future ... the partnership with CTG is to be maintained," EDP Chief Executive Antonio Mexia told reporters.
A museum label explains that the popularity of such magical imagery may have had to do with anxiety over an unusual number of earthquakes and solar eclipses during the 12th century.
Perhaps these people were here because they knew they wouldn't be pandered to, and that they would have the excitement of figuring out what this group had to do with them.
Those were more significant to a certain extent, because it had to do with the leaking of potential US allies and had so much to do with Iran and Saudi Arabia.
I remember reading once that this expression actually had to do with invisible ink and its use in cryptography, where secrets were hidden among innocent messages to get by the censors.
This means that when people tell stories about how they got to where they are and what merit had to do with it, most of us can conclude whatever we want.
In an interview with a Henderson police detective, Mr. Decoste said it was for a "gig" taking photographs; in a separate interview, his girlfriend said it had to do with wrestling.
Later, Susan Sontag famously wrote about the film toward the end of her book On Photography, where she claimed the problem had to do with cultural difference in approach to images.
The vocal dispute apparently had to do with whether French or Israeli security would escort Macron into the nave, a reflection of the byzantine turf conflicts that riddle Jerusalem's holy sites.
It had to do with nostalgia, with what a multigenerational family of regulars — accustomed to celebrating Christmas, Easter, Halloween and birthdays by piling into their cars and driving downtown — might think.
" The worst times "had to do with drinking or substance—I don't want to say substance abuse, but just not getting enough rest, not being as healthy as I could be.
But after a chance outing to a studio, he decided to pursue rapping, making a list of steps for music-business success, only some of which had to do with music.
Both crashes had to do with a change Boeing made to how the 737 Max operates — one the company did not properly disclose to airlines and their pilots, according to the FAA.
Up until the fall, Trump's most controversial remarks had to do with Mexican immigration to the US. That began changing after terrorist attacks on November 13, 2015, killed 130 people in Paris.
But that probably had to do with the other four banks booking losses tied to South African retailer Steinhoff a year ago, which made their recent quarters' performance look better by comparison.
I bring these things up because it seems to me the problem that I encountered at The Poetry Project had to do with personality and power, and the willingness to be uncivil.
"I went through three renditions until I found out what I wanted to say which had to do with color and sex," says Grey who took all the photos with his iPhone.
NASA claims the decision to launch this second medium-sized suit had to do with the number of spacewalks coming up and which crew members will be available in the months ahead.
But as an optimist in denial, I wondered if perhaps it had to do with the fact that I slept with a fan blowing directly in my face for roughly eight hours.
"I had been reading about scandals that people were probably underreporting for a long time, so maybe it was something that had to do with one of those things," he told Hannity.
Here's Jake Kastrenakes: Facebook said the bug had to do with an error related to Facebook Login and its photos API, which allows developers to access Facebook photos within their own apps.
Pollsters told me Warren's dip in approval may have had to do with Massachusetts voters being afraid she was about to launch a campaign for president — a fear that was soon confirmed.
Apparently, the reason why the "Heathens" singers skipped the pants had to do with a bet they made with friends, likely back when winning a Grammy seemed like a far-off dream.
Wells Fargo reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit in July as lending activity slowed and the bank said much of the decline had to do with moves to avoid riskier loans.
"Pin money" was a phrase that originally had to do with the money housewives set aside to buy pins for sewing, but note that the word PIN is in all capital letters.
On Monday, Mr. Felder said that he had not had time to review the Cuomo bill but that his opposition had to do with fees and taxes, not a ban per se.
There were so many absurd "fact checks" during this election I couldn't even list them, but one of the most absurd had to do with Trump's claim that President Obama founded ISIS.
According to Sandberg, Facebook looked at the same data and "found the main reason code was sent back had to do with (the) level, not gender" of the engineer who wrote it.
In a statement, Chris McCarthy, President of MTV, revealed the reason for MTV incorporating television into its famous award show had to do with the fantastic age of TV we're living in.
The dollar index, based on a basket of currencies, fell to 98.25, its lowest level since the November election, and much of that move had to do with gains in the euro.
The two women couldn't have been any more different, but some fans thought that the pair's constant butting of heads had to do with more than just not seeing eye to eye.
" Rudy Giuliani, Trump's newest personal lawyer, told the Times that, between Cohen's plea and Manafort's conviction, "none of it had to do with collusion, none of it has to do with obstruction.
"It took me a long time to start to realize this maybe had to do with cleaning up the bombs," Mr. Kindler, 20013, said in an interview from his home in Tucson.
There was a period of Miley Cyrus' life when she was known for her out-there, kooky, off-the-wall antics, and most of this, she admitted, had to do with weed.
And I'm glad that she chose to embrace her feminism rather than ignore it, as President Obama felt he had to do with race as the first African-American nominated for president.
Much of that had to do with the fact that NeNe's husband, Gregg Leakes, was finally cancer-free after a grueling battle with stage 3 colon cancer that nearly ended their marriage.
Opinions began to differ about what those peaceful groups gathered at the traffic circles last winter (le peuple) had to do with the groups now fighting police in the cities (la foule).
"A lot of it had to do with the makeup of his staff, the people that were really his inner circle," said Ms. Alcindor, whose coverage has focused on Mr. Sanders' campaign.
One of the most memorable stories my husband told me decades ago while he commanded his SWAT team had to do with a young man holding his elderly mother hostage at gunpoint.
I think it had to do with the muddy conditions out there, he kind of stuck on his slide and it turned out to be a pretty not ideal way to slide.
Image: Google Earth/AGUAn important consideration had to do with the way underground blasts bounce back from the surface like an echo—an effect that distorts seismic recordings taken from a distance.
My first conscious experience of using sex magic was fairly recent, maybe a couple of years ago, and it had to do with home and community because we were having housing issues.
"I regard the CEO exit as surprising," Ingo Schachel, an analyst at Commerzbank said, adding that he did not believe that the exit had to do with its financial performance or strategy.
A key element of the game's strategy had to do with the placement of a "Papal Magnet," a religious icon that would allow you to turn a settler into a Crusader, basically.
Update as of Friday, April 22: TMZ is reporting that the reason Prince had to make an emergency landing in Illinois days before his death had to do with a Percocet overdose.
Much of the 2014 campaign season was fought on the basis of hazy fears about ISIS and Ebola, but the actual consequences of Republicans' Senate gains had to do with judicial confirmations.
It had to do with a deeper, older and far more invisible hurt — the 22014th anniversary of a 220 city plan that created a "Negro district" on the east side of town.
It's still unclear exactly why the brawl broke out in the first place -- though there are rumblings it had to do with a coffin some Eagles fans had brought to the tailgate.
Billy Bush says part of the reason he penned an op-ed calling out President Trump had to do with his accusers, and what Billy perceived as the Prez belittling their claims.
Some of that had to do with the fact that Patty Murray was the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee chair at the time, so she was focused a lot on recruiting female candidates.
Part of that, no doubt, had to do with players like Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter calling it a career and the fact that the Yankees, while still playing above .
But one main reason had to do with the nature of the earthquake itself and less with the toughened building codes adopted in the last 30 years, as many people had thought.
Walter was just about to turn himself in when he saw Gretchen and Elliott on Charlie Rose, talking about how little the now-infamous drug kingpin had to do with their success.
Defense lawyers said their resistance to seating certain people had to do with their responses on a questionnaire, which, in their minds, raised doubts about whether the prospective jurors could be fair.
In retrospect, the biggest controversy to emerge from the weekend of protests and counterprotests had to do with an event that took place two days before the rally was scheduled to begin.
Woods was last denied parole in 2015, when Jill Klinge, an assistant senior deputy district attorney for Alameda County, told reporters that the decision had to do with Woods' behavior in prison.
Chadbourne, which is soon to be merged into Norton Rose Fulbright, said her expulsion was unrelated to the lawsuit and suggested that it had to do with her performance as a partner.
According to church elders, the decision to exclude Ian had to do with the fact that "he had no God-given soul and therefore no way to genuinely worship" during the service.
Trump reportedly said he only made the controversial phone call because Perry asked him to, saying it had to do with "something about an LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant," Axios first reported.
Tzachi Hanegbi, another minister, called it a "marginal" issue that had to do with "real estate," and that Mr. Trump had made a "resonant statement" with his visit to the Western Wall.
"I decided that I never wanted to work for anyone again, and I was going to do what I had to do with this business to make it full-time," she says.
While many of the questions Mr. Mueller submitted to Mr. Trump were focused on accusations of obstruction of justice against the president, others had to do with the president's relationship with Russia.
As writer and historian Jacqui Shine, who has written about the history of the New York Times, pointed out, that may have had to do with which editor assigned the story first.
And one of the things, I said 'I want the NFL fixed,' because it had to do with them keeping revenues from advertising and for not allowing the NFL to advertise in Canada.
Appearing on Tuesday's Late Show, the Democratic senator from Minnesota told host Stephen Colbert why he saw McCain's decision coming, and it had to do with the whereabouts of Vice President Mike Pence.
"There's been more than one time that I've been very qualified for a job and I didn't even get a callback, and I think it had to do with my name," she says.
They initially thought Munn had lupus, but later determined that the rash was due to stress, which she said had to do with her concern over the direction of the Time's Up movement.
Fitzpatrick's complaint had to do with Google's policy around providing special accommodation for employees with disabilities, like providing workspace adjustments for someone with an injury or tailored communication resources for an autistic person.
The company said the pricing adjustment had nothing to do with the initial success of its glasses, and instead, it had to do with making its pricing resemble the usual structure for glasses.
But I think a lot of it had to do with being embarrassed about not making a lot, and then further into the relationship, being embarrassed because we've never talked about it before.
Trump's ability to escape the very conservative label likely had to do with how he mixed in more moderate rhetoric on everything from infrastructure to the social safety net and even gay rights.
Because the dispute between Judge Sullivan and I had to do with regional differences, I asked how many of them were from the parts of our nation between the East and West coasts.
The based on a basket of currencies, fell below 98 on Wednesday, its lowest level since before the November election, and much of that move had to do with gains in the euro.
Mulvaney told the Senate Budget Committee on Tuesday that Obama's 2009 inauguration appeared to have a bigger crowd than Trump's, adding that he didn't know what that had to do with the OMB.
They also opine that the sharp decrease in investor willingness to take risk that became apparent in the markets in November and December had to do with other factors, not with the Fed.
The primary differences between the experiences of employees who left and those who remained, according to another study, had to do with negative perceptions of the workplace environment, unfairness, and lack of opportunity.
Although CNET has a favorable review, its reviewer found the lid frustrating to use because it wouldn't seal properly (the problem had to do with a loose nut caused by the locking knob).
The fresh-fish selection was a lot better, but that likely also had to do with the fact that we were in South Jersey, where there are tons of local commercial-fishing companies.
And in May, the Trump administration was struggling to get its message straight about why exactly Trump fired Comey, at one point saying that it had to do with an FBI in crisis.
"I thought our Thanksgiving had to do with the pilgrims and the Indians and all that stuff, which is a real whitewashing of a genocidal moment in our history," Ms. Haddad Tompkins said.
Much of the pushback on the bill had to do with it being too moderate, not too discriminatory or cruel (despite its attacks on women, the working class, the disabled, and Medicaid recipients).
I felt bad in so many ways, but the profound gap in my identity had to do with my lack of basic recall and the challenge of carrying out previously simple mental steps.
Mr. Smollett maintains his innocence, and his lawyers have said that any communications he had with the brothers, and any payment, had to do with a fitness regimen they were putting him through.
But as I — a young woman seemingly the right age to be affected by this recession — read through the essay, I found myself wondering what exactly this "recession" had to do with me.
He said he did not know why the racial gap persisted, and said the department was studying whether it had to do with sending more officers to patrol in some neighborhoods than others.
The other risk for plagiocephaly had to do with a combination of measures that spoke to longer sleeping times and longer total amount of time the baby spent on his or her back.
More to the point, it was hard to imagine that any man in Attica would have been comfortable participating in a medical test that had to do with something as awful as leprosy.
Personally, I don't care if Saudi Arabia is ruled by M.B.S., S.O.S. or K.F.C. It had to do with how I defined our most important national interest in Saudi Arabia since 9/11.
Bochco maintained that his fights with network censors had to do with seeking a heightened level of realism in his programs, especially with some of the cop shows for which he was known.
James Tomsheck, the former head of internal affairs at Customs and Border Protection, said many of the problems the agency is facing with corrupt agents had to do with inadequate prehiring screening programs.
The schoolmarm says that that's what she means by irony, and the sheriff says he's glad she explained it, because he couldn't figure out what the dang ironing had to do with anything.
I wonder if that had to do with what may be a misperception that college-educated, well-to-do whites are more alarmed about President Trump than working-class people and African-Americans.
Others include Alice Munro, Doris Lessing, Harold Pinter and Elfriede Jelinek, but their reasons had to do with illness, old age and, in the case of Ms. Jelinek, various prohibitive phobias (crowds, flying).
A spokeswoman for Warner, when asked about Trump's decision to have the Justice Department's inspector general review the documents, said: "I assume it had to do with objections from across the" intelligence community.
Lawless hypothesizes that some of this had to do with the 2008 election, where Clinton and Sarah Palin were mercilessly and relentlessly nitpicked for how they looked, how they sounded, and what they wore.
Kelly, a cryptocurrency fund manager, said the sharp downturn had to do with bitcoin cash, which splintered off in August 2017 from regular bitcoin with the goal of being able to process more transactions.
We won't bother repeating the online vitriol, but most of it had to do with people disparaging East's looks, speculating that Lambert was "miserable," and throwing out comparisons to her ex-husband, Blake Shelton.
Congressional aides questioned the contention that the weapons had to do with Iran, saying the equipment and services listed by the administration includes large amounts of offensive weapons, like the PGMs and tank ammunition.
The greatest fear disparity by gender had to do with investing: 14% of men, compared to 9% of women, said that losing all of their money in the stock market was their biggest fear.
" Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper also defended the intelligence community's use of the program on Tuesday, claiming that the FBI informant had to do with "the Russians, not spying on the campaign.
The former first lady's criticisms of Trump, 72, also had to do with her family's safety, as she wrote in her memoir that the conspiracy theory put her daughters, Sasha and Malia, in danger.
A fair amount of this year's nosedive, both in magnitude and timing, had to do with the extreme threat to overseas demand for the U.S. oilseed because of the mounting U.S.-China trade war.
The rumors the researchers studied had to do with a smattering of issues, from the unrest in Ferguson to the Charlie Hebdo shooting to whether Prince would actually play a secret show in Toronto.
Cramer found that a lot of it had to do with Home Depot's stock getting ahead of itself after good news hit the market, then pulling back on worries of something stopping the run.
The debate then "was less economic populism, which seems to be part of the discussion now, but it had to do with gun control, abortion, and a certain degree of social conservatism," Bendavid said.
" Perhaps the most familiar theme to modern readers had to do with the fact that in the autumn of 1896, booksellers around the country faced an existential threat posed by a growing competitive "evil.
Hunter's repayments had to do with mistakes under specific circumstances, and in other cases there were bona fide campaign activities connected to expenditures that [the office] was not aware of and didn't account for.
I asked whether any of the issues had to do with sex, and he told me that pornography had been spotted on a computer Coleman used at St. Rose of Lima, in the nineties.
Speaking about his time leading the FAA in that capacity, Nield said one of SpaceX's most impressive achievements last year "had to do with the implementation of the autonomous flight safety system" (or AFSS).
"We provided the judiciary committee with all relevant documents that had to do with Mr. Kushner's calls, contacts or meetings with Russians during the campaign and transition, which was the request," the statement said.
A lot of it had to do with two songwriters going in different directions and likely drugs, but the presence of Pierce's then-girlfriend, the Calvin Klein-modelesque Kate Radley, was also to blame.
And one of those conversations had to do with the payment, which was never made to the former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who alleges she had an affair with Donald Trump 12 years ago.
In the case of Amazon, the fine today relates to an investigation launched in October 2014, which had to do with a tax ruling originally issued by Luxembourg in 2003 and extended in 2011.
Chasen said the reason for the changing of the guard had to do with a spike in demand for PrecisionHawk's software and services following the passage of the FAA's Part 107 Rule last summer.
"We provided the Judiciary Committee with all relevant documents that had to do with Mr. Kushner's calls, contacts or meetings with Russians during the campaign and transition, which was the request," Mr. Lowell said.
Some of this had to do with the ways I'd been lucky — I had experienced all kinds of gendered aggression, but nothing equivalent to the horror stories so many other women have lived through.
Part of it had to do with fashion's increasingly short memory ("But wait — she's never done men's wear," was a common refrain, even though she had done it for both Ralph Lauren and Pringle).
Experts said the North's decision to lodge the performers on the ship instead of in a hotel had to do with the North's desire to limit their exposure to South Korean culture and people.
She describes being talked down to by male seminary students, being made to feel invisible, and meeting a theologian she had long respected whose first comment to her had to do with her appearance.
Why Google's own privacy concerns weren't as much of an issue for its involvement on the list, Binns said it had to do with consumers still seeing high value from the tech giant's products.
One big vulnerability for Trump, they believed, had to do with his two-faced stance on immigration, railing against undocumented workers while quietly hiring them to build his towers and staff his country clubs.
Tillerson claimed the decision not to allow more reporters had to do with a desire to save money, saying the plane "flies faster, allows me to be more efficient" with fewer people on it.
"On my first retreat I had an experience that bordered on hallucinogenic, that had to do with viewing the interior of my mind," Wright says as Ingram beams an encouraging, euphoric grin his way.
After Ford, she interviewed for some full-time positions but never got them, and she could not shake the suspicion, even if she couldn't prove it, that it had to do with the transition.
And it would have been great if none of the theme entries had to do with music or musicians (like having BECK hidden in BRUBECK), which would have made it feel cleaner to me.
A lot of it had to do with the sense of loss—of losing a career because of my impatience and my pride and my arrogance, not addressing my injury when I should have.
" When I asked what a tea company had to do with conspiracy theories, and UFOs, she replied that she didn't really like the term "conspiracy theory" because it "sets an 'us versus them' tone.
It had to do with some kind of weather system on an airplane that flies into hurricanes, I had this meteorologist [who] was intentionally refusing to speak to me on a level I could understand.
Some of his biggest fights had to do with disagreements with CEO Marissa Mayer, who refused to provide the funding Stamos needed to create what he considered proper security measures at Yahoo, the Times found.
It's very different in LA; the quality of wanting greenery in your home in New York had to do with being in a place where no one had a backyard and the weather was chilly.
But more than 2140% had to do with not meeting "program requirements": Applicants' loans weren't eligible, their employer hadn't been "certified," or their payments hadn't been counted toward the applicable 21000 necessary to receive forgiveness.
But it also had to do with Obama's message of hope and change, and his willingness to challenge Americans who still oppose softening of relations with Cuba, which is now controlled by Fidel's brother, Raúl.
The first-quarter decline had to do with the "absence" of $2663.7 million in revenue from graphics processing units for mining cryptocurrencies, in addition to performance in the gaming and data center markets, Nvidia said.
The inciting incident, according to Sharon LaFraniere, Mark Mazzetti, and Matt Apuzzo at the New York Times, had to do with WikiLeaks, which published hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in July 2016.
Interestingly, this year's top how-to searches were related to voting and voter registration, the most searched for movie was Black Panther, and the most pressing beauty question had to do with applying magnetic lashes.
I was always trying to figure out why this gap existed, and to me, it had to do with the fact that there is an underrepresentation of what America looks like today, which is diversity.
SpaceX indicated that the decision to skip a landing had to do with the fact that this particular Falcon 24 has already flown once before for another resupply mission to the space station in August.
" On whether he read the emails: "I had been reading about scandals that people were probably underreporting for a long time so maybe it was something that had to do with one of those things.
Martinez said that the central bank's SPEI interbank transfer system was not compromised but that the problem had to do with software developed by institutions or third-party providers to connect to the payment system.
There should be little doubt now that President Trump fired Comey to hinder the investigation of the Russia links; any suggestion it had to do with Comey's conduct regarding the Clinton campaign has been debunked.
Although he couldn't go into details due to the implications of the experiment for national security, Cuneo said it had to do with simulating the conditions at the core of a nuclear bomb after detonation.
Much of this had to do with a clogged offense that chucked long two-pointers with reckless abandon, limiting space for Wall to operate, and also hit three-pointers at a slightly below average rate.
Rallies in support of Apple aren't the usual, but many in the pro-Apple group tonight agreed the fight went beyond one device and had to do with our setting a precedent for our freedom.
At one point, House investigators also asked Volker whether he thought Giuliani's focus on Burisma had to do with "potential money laundering or other criminal conduct by the company itself," as opposed to the Bidens.
"Quite frankly, a lot of it has had to do with monetary policy and what the federal reserve has done with interest rates," notes Jeff Mills, co-chief investment strategist at PNC Financial Services Group.
He missed the first six games of the 2013 season because of a violation of the league's substance-abuse policy, which reportedly had to do with trying to fake the results of a drug test.
Leaving Oreya after our final visit, I found myself reminiscing about what I was doing at age 21, and realized that most activities had to do with copious amounts of beer and a plastic funnel.
It's worth noting here that even if those conversations between Trump and Manafort were picked up in the surveillance, they would be eliminated unless the conversation had to do with Manafort's ties to Russian officials.
When Bikkannavar wrote a Facebook post about his experience this week, it quickly went viral, and sent many people speculating about why he was detained, and whether it had to do with the travel ban.
He said that the central bank's SPEI interbank transfer system was not compromised but that the problem had to do with software developed by institutions or third-party providers to connect to the payment system.
Yes, but: The root cause of Flint's health crisis had to do with the lack of adequate treatment of its water supply, whereas in Detroit, the problem may be antiquated infrastructure in the school buildings.
While I liked the idea of women working together to create an action plan for progress, it was hard for me to imagine what an event like that had to do with my own life.
"I believe it mostly had to do with the fact that they loved the life they'd built together so much that they didn't see any reason (or need) to change it," she wrote by email.
But such protests and violence over depictions of Islam's prophet began during the middle of the 19th century in colonial India, where they had to do with urban politics and competition in newly capitalist societies.
Previously, nearly all other clues for this entry had to do with RHETT Butler of "Gone With the Wind" fame, Clark Gable (the actor who portrayed him), or his relationship with the tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara.
Both men are viewed as potentially capable of exerting a moderating influence on the president and his cadre of White House advisers, though it was unclear how much they had to do with the shifts.
Just in terms of Advertising 101, Reeves' don't-try-this-at-home stunt did nothing to explain the product, or what on Earth riding a motorcycle down a barren road had to do with it.
Everything had to do with religion, and they had these stamped pictures on them in some cases, and the pictures were religious in nature, or there were three almonds on top to symbolize the Trinity.
I'm on the outside now, but looking at what Breitbart has become, I believe Katie McHugh's firing had to do with the very reason I wanted to quit: protecting the political ambitions of Steve Bannon.
"A lot of that had to do with different levels of drugs or discontinuation of different heart-related drugs, different procedures, and, in some cases, life-critical things like pacemakers needing to be implanted," King said.
While to Langford fans, leaving that footage on the cutting room floor seems cruel and unusual, there is actually a very sound reason for it, and it all had to do with explaining Iron Man's death.
Many of them had to do with Judgement Day—Jehovah's Witnesses believe that God wants to purge the world of all evil to give way to paradise, where good people can live in peace and harmony.
Part of the network's success had to do with giving squeezed distributors some good options at a lower price point, said Bill Abbott, CEO of Crown Media Family Networks, the Hallmark subsidiary that runs the channel.
"I wonder whether very many people have actually read the summary of the judgment which had nothing to do with freedom of expression at all, it had to do with an Official Secrets Act," she said.
But we know that everything they&aposd redact so far has nothing to do with national security, had to do with embarrassing details like oh James Comey and the FBI didn&apost think General Flynn lied.
I suppose it should have come as no surprise that I liked pretending that I had no face, given that the bulk of my yes list had to do with anxieties about other people, particularly acquaintances.
Eventually, I had to come to terms with the fact that, after writing for a few months, nothing was ever going to be more meaningful than that EP. It had to do with losing my mother.
But the most buzzed-about zinger of the night came from Cruz and had to do with the former Trump University – a series of seminars promising to teach students how to make money in real estate.
This appears to be an issue mainly with how the phone interacted with Verizon's network, and some users have theorized that it had to do with how the telecom handles transmitting voice and cellular data simultaneously.
Obama's fine had to do with accidentally failing to report the identities of donors who gave large donations during the last weeks of the campaign, a time when reporting requirements are triggered on a shorter timeline.
Anything That Had to Do With Elena, But Mostly This Moment Billy tried to play "Quizzed in the Face" with a woman, Elena, who was not having it, and she became a fixture on the show.
Appfigures speculated the changes had to do with a combination of factors, including stricter enforcement of Apple's review guidelines, along with a technical change requiring app developers to update their apps to the 64-bit architecture.
In speaking with Ronen today about the delivery shutdown, he explained that decision to pare down the focus to the software side had to do with recognizing Farmigo's strengths, as well as where it fell short.
As the researchers noted in their conclusion, however, this likely had to do with the fact that the participants were jumping from an altitude of about 2 feet in a plane moving 0 miles per hour.
And so therefore when they would be reviewing me, very often it had to do with what I looked like rather than what the subjects of the work was about, and that used to bother me.
This month so far, most of the rising searches — an indication of what's new on people's minds — had to do with specific locations as people sought to track down the virus as it hit their backyards.
So when we looked at the data, we saw that a lot of the videos that were being recommended, as you would expect, had to do with the context of the video that was being consumed.
Part of it had to do with the fact that her success at Chloé over the preceding six years had been built on a soft-focus aesthetic different from the more severely chic lines of Givenchy.
"We provided the Judiciary Committee with all relevant documents that had to do with Mr. Kushner's calls, contacts or meetings with Russians during the campaign and transition, which was the request," Lowell said in a statement.
KERNEN: WE'VE GOT, YOU KNOW, A FEW THINGS TO TALK ABOUT IN GENERALITIES, BUT ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WAS INTERESTING WHEN I SPOKE TO THE PRESIDENT WAS INTERESTING HAD TO DO WITH TRADE AND TPP.
A lot of what I learned in researching this book had to do with the evolving understanding of the dangers of fatigue and the effect that fatigue plays in promoting injuries and decreasing an athlete's performance.
Buttigieg: I understood from the outset that my responsibilities legally and ethically had to do with zoning, but nobody who was calling my office about this issue was doing it because of their views on zoning.
But the doubt had to do with whether admissible evidence of a quantity and strength and cohesiveness could be developed to the very high standard of what you would need to indict a sitting vice president.
Bryc said the general reason for the difference in results between AncestryDNA and 23andMe had to do with each company's methods (especially in relation to the algorithms each uses) as well as this variable confidence level.
Su'a Cravens' race had NOTHING to do with why he was pulled over in Virginia last month -- it all had to do with the speed of his car ... this according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.
The dispute that went to The Hague had to do with China's claim to an area of the South China Sea where it had constructed artificial islands in an attempt to claim sovereignty over the waters.
The White House is almost certainly lying to us (and trying to obscure the real reasons for his ouster, which likely had to do with the FBI's ongoing probe into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia).
Part of the shift had to do with the growing public rancor toward Eduardo Cunha, the leader of Brazil's lower house, who had spearheaded impeachment hearings against the president even though he faces serious corruption allegations himself.
One was the FBI, which as you just heard in that clip, there was a lawyer who sat behind him the entire time, directed him not to answer anything that had to do with the Russia investigation.
Yes, he is my husband and yes, I appreciate his intentions, but we still had only known each other for five weeks and this was a decision that had to do with my body and well-being.
According to a press release, the sheriff's office has responded to 14 calls for service at the Katy area home since January of 2012, though some of those calls had to do with the home's alarm system.
The reason given for the change in the rules had to do with Netflix's refusal to release its movies in conventional theatrical wide-release, instead opting to have them available to stream with some token theater showings.
"It shows it's a real problem out there," Severino said, adding that one of the top concerns expressed to the office from workers had to do with not wanting to refer for, assist with, or provide abortions.
Much of that had to do with Mr. Eubanks, a guitarist with an extravagant expressive palette and a technique that merges postbop fluency with flamenco and classical fingerstyles as well as the lilt of West African blues.
" Conway told Fox & Friends hosts that, according to an in-house analysis, of "roughly 1 tweets sent out by President Trump in June, three-quarters of them, at least, had to do with policy, bilateral meetings, legislation.
The most memorable question Klobuchar answered had to do with whether frozen pizza should be part of school lunches, as she had supported a company in Minnesota that makes frozen pizzas (aren't all pizzas frozen up there?).
And what I did is that I went away for a while from anything that had to do with nudity or sex scenes because I felt that I needed at that point to stay away from that.

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