Some have to do with behavior, and others have to do with prudent planning.
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"Some of it have to do with energy, some have to do with agriculture, some have to do with health care, some have to do with education, and all of those things together are the real green deal, the thing that will really happen," Houlahan said.
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So, those issues have to do with property rights, they have to do with access competition, they have -- they're geopolitical.
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That's what we have to do with nuclear weapons, that's what we have to do with very powerful AI also.
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The answers have to do with funding, have to do with white supremacy within our movements; they have to do with this idea that somehow climate is a more marketable issue than fighting mass incarceration or for migrant rights.
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There are certain things that have to do with religion, that have to do with certain social elements of living there, that can't be reconciled.
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If you're anything like us, a good share of your everyday woes (besides the ones that have to do with dating) have to do with money.
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Indeed, it feels like the campaign promises Trump is keeping have to do with cruelty and those he's flip-flopping on have to do with character.
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There was always some sense that for Hannah, finality didn't have to do with a traditional romantic partnership, but it did have to do with some kind of partnership.
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KELLY EVANS: Are there strings attached to the corporate lifelines, let's call them, that have to do with buybacks, that have to do with employee retention, things of that nature?
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Some of them have to do with the history of plumbing, some of them have to do with the history of domestic architecture, the history of clothing, of class understanding.
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So while the moves toward fewer labels may partly have to do with long-term cost-cutting, they probably also have to do with a bet on even longer-term sales growth.
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A lot of these things have to do with the creation of jobs, and a lot of them have to do with the destruction of jobs, or jobs as they stand today.
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But what does this have to do with music, however?
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So what does this have to do with Joe Biden?
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Well, it might have to do with that price tag.
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So what does atheism have to do with conspiracy theory?
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But what do crowns have to do with actual Catholics?
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Adobe thinks it may have to do with your password.
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What does this have to do with Nipsey Hussle's death?
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What does President Donald Trump have to do with this?
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What does this have to do with my sex life?
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So what does this have to do with Home Again?
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So, what does Britney Spears have to do with it?
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"It may have to do with evolution," says Dr. Greves.
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What does any of this have to do with Samsung?
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What does this have to do with the nuclear program?
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This doesn't have to do with the news per se.
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What does burnt toast have to do with brain surgery?
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But what does that have to do with climate change?
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What then does this have to do with employment law?
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What does this have to do with the Profumo Affair?
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Did it have to do with all the bad press?
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So, what does this all have to do with peeing?
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But what does it have to do with queer activism?
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Most of those vows have to do with losing weight.
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So what does this have to do with LGBTQ people?
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TAPPER: What does this have to do with his heritage?
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And what does my iPhone have to do with terrorism?
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He's gay, do what you have to do with him.
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But what does this situation have to do with Berlin?
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What the hell do I have to do with Putin?
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What does this have to do with the country's survival?
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And what does social class have to do with it.
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What the heck does this have to do with footwear?
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What does that have to do with ads, you ask?
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But what does this have to do with Donald Trump?
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A lot of the projects have to do with reading.
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What does that little exercise have to do with networking?
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What does pinball have to do with Akira, at all?
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What does Lana Del Rey have to do with it?
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What did that have to do with Hillary Clinton anyway?
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What Does Having a Boyfriend Have to Do With Sleep?
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What does all this have to do with Lewis Carroll?
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This could have to do with the weakness of his
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So what does all this have to do with risk?
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What does the First Amendment have to do with Facebook?
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So, what does this have to do with my parents?
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What do Fogle and Glitter have to do with Thailand?
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What does any of this have to do with WeWork?
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So what does this have to do with New Hampshire?
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So what does that hat have to do with telepathy?
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What do gasoline refineries have to do with car prices?
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Again, what does "civilizational" have to do with economic problems?
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Or at least it should have to do with clothes.
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Why does it always have to do with my gender?
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What does any of this have to do with taxes?
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What does any of this have to do with Christmas?
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What do chicken and waffles have to do with skateboarding?
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What do Kardashian's selfies have to do with Ayesha Curry?
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So what does all this have to do with smokers?
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But what does Mark Fuhrman have to do with superheroes?
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So what does this have to do with what's inside?
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What does coronavirus have to do with all of this?
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So what does this have to do with our theme?
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But what does this have to do with trade deals?
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What did this have to do with Marx and Lenin?
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LH: What does that have to do with Edith Piaf?
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What did this have to do with Strand and Salsbury?
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So what does this have to do with my son?
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What did an Albuquerque lab have to do with Volkswagen?
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What does this have to do with the art market?
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The majority of the cases have to do with eviction!
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What do taxes have to do with poverty and opportunity?
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Much of the reaction may have to do with history.
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These might have to do with the structure of school.
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What does that have to do with me, you ask?
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But what does that have to do with Cap'n Crunch?
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But what does that have to do with Anderson Cooper?
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What does the HEA have to do with all this?
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The reasons have to do with both appetite and geography.
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But what does that have to do with cold cases?
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What does making the bed have to do with anything?
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What does that have to do with Bank of America?
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What does Dean Smith have to do with any of this?
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These differences have to do with the nature of the jobs.
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Many of them have to do with regulation or lack thereof.
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So what does this have to do with today's new white?
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What does any of this have to do with Blue Apron?
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Subjects that have to do with women inevitably kept coming up.
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What does international political corruption have to do with type design?
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What does all this have to do with the migrant crisis?
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What did Trump immigration policy have to do with her deportation?
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Horrible. What does this have to do with anything, you ask?
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So, what does this all have to do with Bernie's wealth?
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Zach Woods: But what does this have to do with Airbnb?
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What could liking beer, specifically, have to do with sexual behavior?
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And what does Kai have to do with all of this?
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What does al-Najjar's death have to do with environmental violence?
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And what did the Chinese government have to do with it?
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So what does any of this have to do with toddlers?
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But what does any of this have to do with transparency?
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What on earth do sports have to do with wealth distribution?
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What does animal bacteria have to do with finding new medicines?
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They can't uphold things that have to do with people's behavior.
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I don't see what illegal immigrants have to do with it.
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What would any of those stunts have to do with science?
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So what does all this have to do with emergency contraception?
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So what does all this have to do with Bran Stark?
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What does that have to do with Trump and Russia collision?
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What does Dred Scott have to do with any of this?
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So what does this have to do with saving your eyes?
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It doesn't necessarily have to do with alcohol or being sober.
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What does this have to do with deep changes with AI?
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"It may have have to do with general arousal," he said.
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And what does it have to do with this drugstore cream?
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RELATED: What do recycled tires have to do with religious liberty?
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And what did that have to do with my job qualifications?
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So, what does any of this have to do with sex?
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So what does Wale have to do with all of this?
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A lot of Trump's orders have to do with killing regulations.
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And what does that have to do with Darya and Ray?
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Poland, Germany: what did those places have to do with us?
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Some of the most costly mistakes have to do with timing.
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What does this have to do with gun violence in Chicago?
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The differences between them have to do with family, not philosophy.
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What did Halle Berry's Halle Berryness have to do with Storm?
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My hopeful desires have to do with social influence, Atkin says.
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This may have to do with the intimacy of the relationship.
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But what do pharmaceutical prices have to do with the wall?
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It doesn't have to do with whatever sexual life you have.
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So, what does that have to do with a horror movie?
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And many of the comments have to do with calorie counting.
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So what does any of this have to do with collusion?
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Did the emotional abuse have to do with your mental illness?
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But more importantly, what does that have to do with anything?
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" Die Welt: "What does that have to do with 'sly dogs'?
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But what does this have to do with the soccer balls?
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What does this conflict have to do with Syria's civil war?
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"It might have to do with hormonal changes," Ostrosky-Zeichner said.
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What does any of this have to do with Donald Trump?
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How much does that have to do with your real life?
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It will have to do with John's vision and his voice.
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What does a baseball have to do with J. Lo's abs?
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So what does this have to do with Ross Trudeau's puzzle?
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What did the 1994 crime bill have to do with it?
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What do amusement park rides have to do with science education?
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What does any of this have to do with L.G.B.T. rights?
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About 40 percent of the problems have to do with electronics.
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What does that have to do with a missing aircraft carrier?
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What did those words have to do with America in 2016?
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Her real problems have to do with name recognition and funding.
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What does any of this have to do with inflatable chickens?
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What does this have to do with the World Chess Championship?
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What did the Russian Orthodox Church have to do with it?
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Beginning with things that have to do with our criminal justice.
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She wondered, What did this have to do with his tumor?
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This stress could have to do with not feeling well-supported.
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What do opioids have to do with corporate governance at McKesson?
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What does this have to do with the US, you ask?
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Restrictions on flying drones near airports have to do with safety.
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How much does this have to do with current repeal push?
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What does all this have to do with self-driving cars?
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This is signaling some very peculiar technicals in the market that have to do with what's happening in Europe, that have to do with what's happening in the Fed, rather than what's happening in the economy.
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What does the Door have to do with our "real" world, anyway?
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It doesn't have to do with her new romance with Ryan Seacrest.
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What do Archibald and Margaret Campbell have to do with the plot?
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What does Karim have to do with the house on Nob Hill?
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What does this have to do with policy and the Trump Administration?
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And what exactly do state attorneys general have to do with this?
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What does this have to do with marine conservation, you might ask?
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And I think that might have to do with what it's about.
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What does this place have to do with how Hondurans see themselves?
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So, what does Phineas Gage have to do with the Stranger Things?
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What could "political forces" have to do with Jeff Bezos' love life?
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What does vandalizing the subway system have to do with universal suffrage?
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So what does that have to do with a video-gaming YouTuber?
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" Another said, "What does black hair have to do with Barack Obama?
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What do (possible) issues at Deutsche Bank have to do with JPMorgan?
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What does this all have to do with the origin of farming?
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None of the items on the checklist have to do with taste.
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A lot of the problems have to do with the complex doors.
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Both have to do with exchanging something for something else of value.
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And how much does it actually have to do with penis size?
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Does it have to do with a certain aunt and nephew banging?
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"But what does this have to do with writing fiction?" she asked.
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And what does this have to do with the two missing girls?
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How little does popularity have to do with quality or artistic value?
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I really don't know what my tits have to do with it.
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DOES THE GROUNDING HAVE TO DO WITH THE US-CHINA TRADE WAR?
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The hardest part is what you have to do with your mind.
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What does this have to do with "Mr Brightside" by the Killers?
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How much does this diversity have to do with Lindsay's own preferences?
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I really don't see what my tits have to do with it.
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So what do tutus and Wyoming have to do with each other?
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"The majority of breaches have to do with human failure," Gerson said.
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And at least half of them have to do with local employment.
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" "What does this classically American tale have to do with Stephen Miller?
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I imagine it might have to do with the anxieties and agoraphobia.
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But what do race and immigration have to do with gender equality?
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The 7 hardest things you'll ever have to do with your money
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What, they ask, do Weiner's escapades have to do with Clinton's campaign?
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" He went on, "All these laws have to do with labor policy.
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One reason for lower sales may have to do with tax reform.
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Carnival & Science Spectacular (Saturday) What do carnivals have to do with science?
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What does any of this have to do with distinguished musical composition?
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What do car tariffs have to do with drug smuggling or immigration?
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What do dead presidents' affairs have to do with this specific case?
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ICAHN: OF WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO WITH THE EPA, WE'RE OVERREGULATED.
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And what the heck does Hillary Clinton have to do with anything?
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And what does it have to do with a one-year warranty?
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Opposed: Yes but… wait, what does that have to do with anything?
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Or does it have to do with either of them at all?
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But what does this have to do with ginger beef in Alberta?
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What do libraries have to do with deaths in a heat wave?
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This didn't have to do with some ants being lazier than others.
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But what does team bonding really have to do with skiing fast?
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What does any of this have to do with reporting the news?
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What's this have to do with Iran, Saudi Arabia and the U.S.?
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A new study has found it may have to do with inflammation.
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And how much does one's will have to do with one's imagination?
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Most vitals in the hospital have to do with a numerical assessment.
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Part of the reason might have to do with Mr. Trump's election.
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So, what does tomato juice have to do with all of this?
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What does any of this have to do with the Russia investigation?
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Some of this year's success may also have to do with practice.
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What does that have to do with the United States of America?
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So what does all this have to do with the "real" world?
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What does that have to do with the seemingly disparate theme answers?
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One reason might have to do with who the Morning Consult asked.
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Those distinct approaches have to do with their business models, he said.
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That's what we have to do with nutrition and physical activity, too.
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Two of them have to do with the concept of bug bounties.
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What does that have to do with the race-ness about it?
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"Wait, what does romance have to do with getting married?" she said.
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These have to do with how fragmented the public health system is.
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And a lot of it does have to do with Howard Hughes.
|
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Yet what does this woman at Washington University have to do with that?
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Both of these simultaneous events have to do with growth, fertility and joy.
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There are passages of smeared color that have to do with Francis Bacon.
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Some of this might have to do with protesters—there aren't any here.
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Also, what does any of this have to do with a kidnapped man?
|
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And what does this have to do with the rise of Donald Trump?
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"These high prices have to do with seasonal production in Mexico," Magaña said.
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Other utopias will occur, and those will have to do with the internet.
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A lot of those questions have to do with morality, but some don't.
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What does it have to do with me, here in the Untied States.
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"What does that have to do with them being Caucasian?" the reporter asked.
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What did the Oscar-winning epic have to do with our winter celebration?
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I asked myself, what does DuPont have to do with our drinking water?
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But his problems have to do with the differences between then and now.
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Second, what does a table full of hamburgrs have to do with anything?
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What does this have to do with former Disney Channel star Debby Ryan?
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These are regions that have to do with the development of our minds.
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So, what does this have to do with all the "45 degrees" stuff?
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What does it have to do with Riverdale, or karma, for that matter?
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I really don't know what my t—s have to do with it.
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Hint: Ideas that have to do with the bathroom were very well-received.
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Image: APThe rising rates have to do with increased accessibility to hand sanitizers.
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What does Google's dominance with search have to do with a web browser?
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I did understand that it didn't have to do with me and Oliver.
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Part of the problem might have to do with Days Gone glacial progress.
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Other conspiracy theories protecting the poliovirus have to do with the vaccine itself.
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What does being on the left or right have to do with dominance?
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The primary such headlines will have to do with Macy's real estate holdings.
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So what does this have to do with the Rock and Dwayne Johnson.
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I don't care if they even have to do with love and relationships.
|
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Yet each of them believes that success doesn't have to do with money.
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It doesn't have to do with the nonfulfillment of the [2012 alien] prophecy.
|
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So what does this selfie phone case have to do with the supermoon?
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The next questions he'll need to answer have to do with his body.
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But Gaither suspects it may have to do with men comparing penis size.
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These changes have to do with monopolies, patents, executive pay and other matters.
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Another obstacle to immersion may have to do with my being a writer.
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Many complaints have to do with its coverage of just one Democratic family.
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Qualifications for inclusion have to do with buzz and achievement (and beauty), a.k.a.
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The EPA has said her suspension did not have to do with policy.
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You might be wondering, 'what does white oak have to do with bourbon?
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Every sign that doesn't have to do with gerrymandering points to a blowout.
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TWYLA THARP There are three pieces, and they have to do with time.
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So what does the harvest moon have to do with the stock market?
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"A lot of my books have to do with forgiveness," Macomber has said.
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What do IP addresses have to do with the state of the IoT?
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But what does all of this have to do with running a marathon?
|
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But what does red meat and milk have to do with head trauma?
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But wait, what does this have to do with the Wall, you ask?
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What does celebrating my black beauty have to do with being a racist?
|
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But what, Lord, does this have to do with the topic of language?
|
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How much of those decisions have to do with your low approval ratings?
|
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Some have to do with famous people, flat earth, the government's secrets, etc.
|
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What does your moon sign have to do with self-care and wellness?
|
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Oh, I almost forgot, what does Milton Berle have to do with dogs?
|
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What does MEET IN THE MIDDLE have to do with food, you ask?
|
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What does all of this avian business have to do with the revealer?
|
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What do gods and golden streams of light have to do with medicine?
|
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So what does this have to do with the rest of the puzzle?
|
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However, his favorite additions have to do with arbitrary characters in the overworld.
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I don't know what legal bills have to do with a moral ledger.
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What does this have to do with today's puzzle by Andrea Carla Michaels?
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How much do they have to do with her longing for Catholic community?
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College football: What does that have to do with Trump's self-admitted boorishness?
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She always includes Mr. Sheen when things have to do with their children.
|
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What these fairy tale snippets have to do with environmental change is unexplained.
|
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Wuffli: Some foreign investments we have made have to do with inclusive growth.
|
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And what, I hear you asking, does this have to do with baseball?
|
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In a nutshell, what does Google's ad blocking have to do with antitrust?
|
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What does the new movie "Hustlers" have to do with the Democratic debates?
|
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More than a quarter of the lawsuits have to do with the EPA.
|
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So what does memory have to do with how adults see young people?
|
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Some of those constraints have to do with the setting of the game.
|
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Many of my problems with "Network" have to do with the source material.
|
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So what does that have to do with the seemingly arbitrary theme entries?
|
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Along those lines, how much do you have to do with the video?
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Some factors have to do with how students themselves perceive what they do.
|
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You could ask, what the hell does RiRi have to do with MGK?
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What does any of this have to do with actually buying Timberland's shoes?
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Like on Facebook, most of my friends have to do with punk rock, but increasingly more and more have to do with that situation [in Calais], and the clash of that in my brain is like: whoa, what the fuck!
|
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Musk's recent admiration for the Moon may have to do with shifting political winds.
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Gizmodo: What does Plato's Allegory of the Cave have to do with eyeless fish?
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These differences mostly have to do with disagreements over what constitutes a mass shooting.
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Rory asks exactly what we're all thinking, Does this have to do with Richard?
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But what does the #MeToo movement have to do with girls just having fun?
|
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Who owns it and what does it have to do with American port security?
|
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Perhaps the most interesting implications, though, have to do with the timing of policy.
|
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What does the vacuum energy of space have to do with missing gravitational waves?
|
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What do these financial groupings have to do with someone's likelihood to commit crimes?
|
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Other utopias will occur and they have to do with the internet for example.
|
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What do these two facts have to do with the tiling of regular polygons?
|
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What does the Marvel Cinematic Universe have to do with a Tom Perrotta novel?
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Hunger is a many-layered feeling which doesn't always have to do with food.
|
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It doesn't just have to do with homes and cars, it's bigger than that.
|
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Who was Saint Valentine, exactly, and what does he have to do with chocolates?
|
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What is that have to do with the people -- SCHOEN: The party is corrupt.
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Your Money Adviser What does owning a home have to do with car insurance?
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So what does all of this possibly have to do with Super Mario Brothers?
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The focus on saving over investing may have to do with participants' own priorities.
|
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And if so, what do your religious views have to do with abortion laws?
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Instead, it seems to have to do with how good at flying birds are.
|
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What does another person's moon sign or rising sign have to do with compatibility?
|
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What did Benjamin Paddock's lengthy criminal history have to do with his son's actions?
|
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It may have to do with a very important elephant in the room: Aramco.
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"It might have to do with when it was an easier time," he remarks.
|
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What possible relevance does Feinberg's ethnicity have to do with the question he asked?
|
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But what does terminal velocity have to do with the stabilizers on a starship?
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But Bush was just the Veep — what did this have to do with him?
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What does the Iran deal have to do with the ambassador to the Bahamas?
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That may have to do with the tone of DC's superhero movies, Bauckhage said.
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This strategy may, however, have to do with the surveillance revelations from Edward Snowden.
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And what does my July Fourth shopping spree have to do with terrible congestion?
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We think that the error may have to do with confusing Weezy for Yeezy.
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And what does it have to do with Ezra (Ian Harding) going to jail?
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The researchers thought it might have to do with water evaporation in the gel.
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What does Hillary Clinton have to do with the Blink-182 guy's UFO music?
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What do the cute, mild-mannered pets have to do with federal tax policy?
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OK, so what does this have to do with ASMR and with Billie's music?
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The reasons for this paralysis have to do with both ideological rigidity and corruption.
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None of Travis's grievances in the book have to do with the games themselves.
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It's not — I really don't know what my tits have to do with it.
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" Pastor said the push "does not have to do with the theme of independence.
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Facebook operates four different mobile apps, all of which have to do with communication.
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Both of the initiatives in Maine and Nevada have to do with background checks.
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What do a state's weather and history have to do with its business competitiveness?
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What do these CALLs have to do with the revealer at 63A, CLOSE CALL?
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Yet winning an Oscar doesn't really have to do with making a great movie.
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For Levi, the answers have to do with the design of the camps itself.
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But what did a divorce have to do with the success of the book?
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What does the passage of the bills have to do with respect or democracy?
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This means a few things, and most of them have to do with lending.
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What does her being a grandmother have to do with landing a plane safely?
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The change in policy may have to do with AppNexus' recent change in ownership.
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Yes, it has everything to have to do with a model, a human form.
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Surprisingly, though, my key takeaway doesn't have to do with either earning or investing.
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He suspects that may have to do with the conditions in the volcanic cave.
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The answer may have to do with when you are planning on eating them.
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What does former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg's height have to do with anything?
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Many of Vermont's citations have to do with local police called by hospital staff.
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But, if the drama was about Bri, it may have to do with Stagecoach.
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"Shifting baselines" have to do with everyone's gut-level perception of the natural world.
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So what does any of that have to do with the Hillary Victory Fund?
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What any of these things have to do with one another is anyone's guess.
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But what does a market correction have to do with a dividend or yield?
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But what does this all have to do with a small village in Kenya?
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Please ignore the fact that many of my gimmes have to do with food.
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It is a temple of music, what does football have to do with it?
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The origin was, well, what did Stanford have to do with launching Silicon Valley?
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" "All of that can be true but what does it have to do with Hillary?
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"It will have to do with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and succession," he said.
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Jose Carvalho da Silva's removal may have to do with more than just the riot.
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What did the woman behind Johnnie Cochran have to do with him taking that case?
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What do the bacteria living in your gut have to do with your immune system?
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It's not -- I really don't know what my t*ts have to do with it.
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Dr. Castellanos says it may have to do with how someone touches a person's clit.
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The major advances in the car have to do with its overall efficiency, said Hoefsloot.
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Most of the taboos we use in this country have to do with bodily functions.
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Many of these changes have to do with how, and how high, the engine revs.
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What do all of those ads during The Bachelor have to do with Whiskey Cavalier?
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The short-term implications of the study have to do with organ transplantation, Levin says.
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What does that have to do with the Pirates valuing Cervelli more than other teams?
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Most of the drama in each episode doesn't have to do with fighting giant monsters.
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What does the FCC have to do with the type of equipment you use onstage?
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Those things are like, 'What does this have to do with me sounding more feminine?
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What do these Fortnite lawsuits in California have to do with the US Supreme Court?
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Part of the discord may have to do with the trade-related tensions, Trang said.
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And those real solutions have to do with building trust between police and the communities.
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The most exciting breakthrough here, though, may not have to do with hemophilia at all.
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And yet that's what you'll have to do with DirecTV Now, at least at first.
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What does this have to do with the lies they published about Gubarev and Webzilla?
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It's about equality ...I really don't know what my tits have to do with it.
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Excuse us, but Jay, what the hell do they have to do with one another?
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So what does this have to do with the strange phenomenon known as the blob?
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What does the attention economy have to do with optimization and "the hustle" and productivity?
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" He was like, "It's bad, but it doesn't have to do with any of us.
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Empathy's design failings have to do with the fact that it acts like a spotlight.
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It might also have to do with your changing hormone levels, Sandy Knauf, FNP, writes.
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By now you might be wondering what startups have to do with any of this.
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What does Fusion GPS have to do with the dossier and who were their customers?
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What does legalization of pot have to do with market availability of 3D printed firearms?
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And what does that have to do with the practice of religion or religious freedom?
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Bruce Willis' real-life Sixth Sense must have to do with being a fun dad!
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What do the deer and cattle have to do with Norman Dubie and his wife?
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Here are seven of the hardest things you'll ever have to do with your money.
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The questions are pretty simple and have to do with the content of the article.
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And what do those creature-feature interludes with Bela Lugosi have to do with it?
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Does anything you're talking about have to do with why people are afraid of clowns?
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The differences between them have to do with supported compression schemes and allowed pixel depth.
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I harbor only a few resentments, and many of them have to do with class.
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What does a wine from northern Burgundy have to do with sushi, the menu asks?
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I try to include one or two things that have to do with my career.
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Charlie: O.K. I'll bite: What does legal theory have to do with any of this?
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You may be thinking, what do Sam Roberts and s'mores have to do with weed?
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"It doesn't 't have to do with the intricacies of the game itself," he added.
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What does any of this have to do with Mr. Doria's way of doing politics?
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The loudest disagreements, though, have to do with when cameras are turned on or off.
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They have to do with how each survived, and thrived, in a lifetime of scrutiny.
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How much does Hurricane Harvey, or any particular storm, have to do with climate change?
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What do Grubhub's troubles have to do with startups, private capital and high-growth companies?
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Grace Notes Mostly, the takeaways at the Hudson Theater have to do with the plays.
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Qualifications for inclusion have to do with buzz and achievement (and beauty) more than money.
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Some of Mr. Temer's economic plans don't even have to do with the budget deficit.
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What does the color of my skin have to do with anything you just said?
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And finally, what do Trump's tax returns have to do with his message on taxes?
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Or, rather, what do libraries have to do with whatever the opposite of shame is?
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So what does this sorting have to do with getting a rise out of Americans?
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But the unique issues in private prisons have to do with the for-profit incentive.
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"I don't know his business, but this doesn't have to do with me," Trump said.
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I think a world in which we think of empowerment more holistically would be one where we talk about women being empowered by things that don't have to do with their beauty, that don't have to do with things that explicitly mark them as female.
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What does a female reporter's weight have to do with her ability to do her job?
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That may have to do with his recent ramping up of a trade war with China.
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" Iran Deal: "I will do what I have to do with respect to the Iran deal.
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HEGSETH: The question to you, Erica, is what does skin color have to do with representation?
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Quick: What do Pokémon Go and self-driving beer trucks have to do with each other?
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Instead the problem could have to do with Apple's response to bug reports from the public.
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This could have to do with the limited product quantities, but we can't know for sure.
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If you're questioning what robot vacuum cleaners have to do with Halloween, then you're not alone.
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You might rightly ask, what exactly do they have to do with the enterprise these days?
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Of course, like all things that have to do with Uber, there's a huge caveat here.
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DVHM: What does the scientific process of carefully documenting and cataloguing have to do with that?
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The second subset of foreign F-235 operators comprises those that have to do with nukes.
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These pages didn't have to do with elections abroad as much as with influencing Russian users.
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There are others, though, that have to do with how the devices were designed and built.
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According to an unnamed studio source, the decision may also have to do with Warner Bros.
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Mexico's drug wars fast facts So what does it have to do with the United States?
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All of the names of the individual products have to do with Jenner and Woods' bond.
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"WHAT DOES EATING TICKS HAVE TO DO WITH TICK BITES CDC I'M BEFUDDLED," one person asked.
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Unlike in The Emoji Movie, some of the conflicts in Emojiland have to do with sex.
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How can I only answer things in the room that have to do with my identity?
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What does any of this have to do with Chrissy Teigen, you might be asking yourself?
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And, the charges against Manafort have to do with money laundering and the Ukraine, not Russia.
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These caps only have to do with discretionary spending, excluding most of our federal entitlement programs.
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CULTURE FIX I head out to do something artsy that doesn't have to do with music.
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Part of the joke may have to do with the fact that AirPods are, well, tiny.
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Those resonance points often have to do with what people are they familiar or comfortable with.
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Okay, so what does this have to do with why Kurz was removed as Austria's chancellor?
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Part of that may have to do with the country's high illiteracy rate and poverty levels.
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TEACHER: What does your dog eating your homework have to do with cheating on a test?
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The case did not have to do with counterterrorism investigations — as the police claimed, he said.
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Some of it might have to do with the tense relationship between the US and Mexico.
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"What does owning a can opener have to do with it?" asked one user, McHale Ann.
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The similarities have to do with the aftermath of it all, really — that war is war.
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Pirates and Pilates both have to do with the bloodthirsty quest for booty, so there's that.
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The important questions all have to do with the standards by which these choices are made.
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You might be sitting there wondering, what do these entries have to do with each other?
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But other risk factors have to do with a person's environment and lifestyle, which includes hearing.
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So what does this have to do with our couple who is reeling from the election?
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What is Hong Kong, even, and what does China have to do with any of this?
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Part of the confusion might have to do with the myriad ways the word is deployed.
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ET. So, what does the Internet have to do with a random brick and mortar store?
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It could have to do with the fact that Death Watch itself divided at some point.
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Most parts of the indictments have to do with his attempts to control the Israeli media.
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What does it have to do with your life and the lives of those around you?
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The biggest determinant of success may have to do with a much more prosaic factor: money.
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There are some interesting policy questions with that have to do with the Outer Space Treaty.
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Navarro possesses a striking blend of animosity and paranoia about anything have to do with China.
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But what does all of this have to do with the kind of freedom we experience?
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For complicated reasons — some of which have to do with rural poverty, some of which have to do with the basic physics of supporting infrastructure in low-density regions — a disproportionate amount of per capita federal spending and benefits now flow down to the low-density states.
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Some have to do with improving the existing grid and fire-safety procedures; some have to do with changing where and how residents build; some have to do with reforming (or breaking up) PG&E; but the main change, the inevitable and necessary change, is a change in the structure of the electricity system itself, the way it is designed and managed, to reduce the dependence of far-flung Californians on what have proven fairly hapless centralized authorities.
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That may have to do with pressure from the Trump administration and the space community at large.
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I believe that the issues in China have to do with the PRC government, not with people.
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The relative lack of VR development right now could have to do with any number of factors.
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But what does it all really have to do with code security and shifting your DevOps left?
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Part of Trump's lack of success here might have to do with the nature of his supporters.
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All you have to do with those ingredients is mix them all together and get to dipping.
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Going Further What do Mr. Obama's actions have to do with the Constitution and the Second Amendment?
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It might have to do with the fact that the State Department is currently understaffed and unorganized.
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"Another reason not to own property can have to do with residency and taxes," Ms. Peddicord said.
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Part of that may have to do with Gaga grappling with her new identity as an actress.
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Not all of them have to do with Earhart, but there's a gratuitous amount of bone jokes.
|
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The two patents have to do with resizing photographs, and managing apps on a phone's touch screen.
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What does Amazon have to do with Fed Chief Janet Yellen and a quarter point rate hike?
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What does all this have to do with the Syrian conflict taking place some 5,000 miles away?
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Control capitalism Not all of the proposals have to do with addressing inequality from the bottom up.
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Did that have to do with pressure coming from Interscope, because this was your major label debut?
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These two moments are related, across time and space, because they both have to do with Husqvarna.
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The reason may have to do with how the liver functions in warmer weather, Ms. Kurnath said.
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And what, if anything, does it have to do with Samsung's MagBee (magnetic beetle — no, really!) trademark?
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But accelerating sealed glass tubes doesn't explain what bubbles on the brain have to do with concussions.
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What does Barragán's architecture have to do with the Dada work currently on view within its walls?
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Most important, what does the White House Gift Shop have to do with the actual White House?
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It may have to do with other aspects, including the tubes in which the blood is collected.
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What does this podcast have to do with the list of Pokemon discrepancies mentioned in the headline?
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The league says the inconsistency may have to do with everyone's definition of what "living together" means .
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The North Dakota native's mouse-catching skills may have to do with his love for the outdoors.
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They have to do with employers saying, hey, you know what, we're raising deductibles, raise your copayments.
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But what exactly does all of this have to do with the 1982 arcade game Dig Dug?
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Her issues have to do with marital anomie, her emotional distance from her depressed, Xanax-popping husband.
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What do the domestic issues, in general, have to do with keeping Americans secure from terrorist threats?
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But the lack of coverage might also have to do with the political environment, Mr. Bandurski said.
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We're documenting allegations that have to do with a pattern of mistreatment of women over the years.
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The reason may have to do with the impact that unfair pay has on workers, Rouen says.
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The reasons for this exceptional adoption may have to do with the dolphin's inexperience as a mother.
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In France, those concerns have to do with everything from issues of poverty to anti-immigrant sentiment.
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The movie's truest insights have to do with the hierarchies and rivalries within his new friendship group.
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Still not sure what the theme entries or their circled squares have to do with the film?
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Many of those mistakes have to do with housing policy, which is inextricably linked to transportation policy.
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Pop quiz: What do digital publishing and the business of fashion have to do with each other?
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You think about weddings and wedding photographers: what do those pictures have to do with the wedding?
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These interests have to do with class, or ethnicity, or gender, or economics — make your own list.
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There are genuine underlying grievances that have to do with Afghan politics, various cleavages within Afghan society.
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What does any of this have to do with a Disney theme park ride from the 1950s?
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Some critics don't love Post Malone's "Psycho," and it might have to do with the unimaginative lyrics.
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Pompeo's willingness to be so public also might have to do with politics as much as policy.
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"The way Trump has behaved towards Cuba doesn't just have to do with the election," he said.
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It estimated about half of all technology-focused jobs will soon have to do with computer science.
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So what does this have to do with a bunch of workers trying to get overtime pay?
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FABER: BUT IT DOES HAVE TO DO WITH THE CONCERN ABOUT CHINA POTENTIALLY STEALING OUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
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But the two pieces I want to focus on have to do with coal and natural gas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - What does a pug looking at a computer have to do with the Oct.
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What does this have to do with Parkland, Florida, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting?
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Productivity beat the desire for habits that have to do with being financially secure and losing weight.
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And many of the differences have to do with the media environment that we're all soaking in.
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Qualcomm says that Apple is violating six patents that have to do with extending a phone's battery life.
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What does Nintendo's portly mascot Mario have to do with the goofy Rabbid characters from Ubisoft's Rayman universe?
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Of course, whether LVP stays or goes will probably have to do with how the reunion shakes out.
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Maybe it doesn't have to do with the lake water, but with groundwater infiltrating the rocks, Ehlmann says.
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Sometimes it's being asked time and again what whiteness, capitalism, and inequality have to do with climate change.
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You probably shouldn't run then," and, "You think it might have to do with you running from police?
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Some of that might have to do with the NFL's continued international expansion and showing games on Twitter.
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That said, there are some major caveats here, almost all of which have to do with the app.
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China's mercurial markets found only fleeting relief, underlining how little their gyrations have to do with economic fundamentals.
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What does the history of thinking about thinking have to do with dreams of digitally mediated social justice?
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What does have to do with me is way more important than anything they're going to discuss tonight.
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Both your residency and your recent work with WHEREISANAMENDIETA have to do with erasure in the art world.
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What possibly can the IDM and ambient techno godfather have to do with the Middle Ages-ish series?
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"This may have to do with the fact that they are more fertile during that time," she says.
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The most surprising one doesn't have to do with her name or height — it's about her bank account.
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They have issues — some of them have to do with BuzzFeed, some with the opportunities they see ahead.
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Even the lyrics and where the songs fall in the movie — all have to do with the story.
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I'm into the politics of Jesus -- any politics that have to do with standing up for the oppressed.
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What does a small, icy world roughly four billion miles from Earth have to do with the Nazis?
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What does a small, icy world roughly four billion miles from Earth have to do with the Nazis?
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So, what does the United States want in Afghanistan, and what does Pakistan have to do with it?
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And what does it all have to do with a piece of land once known as Sycamore Row?
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Part of Trump's chances will have to do with whether job growth is stronger in 2019 or 2020.
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The reasons have to do with the global reserve currency, economic diplomacy and something called the Triffin dilemma.
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More of my college memories have to do with numbers on an elliptical than nights out with friends.
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Feelings have to do with chemistry, and they all come from the same elements on the periodic table.
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"You have to inform people in pedestrian language what you have to do with your data," said Rep.
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Part of this may have to do with her inability to leave the house without a glam squad.
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Could it have to do with the fact that there are so many women in positions of power?
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It might have to do with, for example, the initial amounts of virus that they are exposed to.
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What does Donald Trump's stance on the Iran deal have to do with his relationship with North Korea?
|
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Wilbur's work repeatedly raises two inextricable questions: How much does the imagination have to do with one's experience?
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At first glance, the idea seems bizarre — what does the immune system have to do with the brain?
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The reason I've never dyed my hair is two-fold, but both folds have to do with fear.
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The answer may have to do with the K.K.K.'s decision to re-emerge for the presidential race.
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"They have to do with your inner self and the way society perceives you and your social status."
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The other interventions have to do with exposing the broader costs of fossil fuels and reducing their markets.
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Here are a couple of notes: But what does this have to do with mass of a truck?
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The ends of each answer have to do with things that barbers do: CUT, CLIP, TRIM and CROP.
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What does this all have to do with erratic poll results in the final week of the campaign?
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What does this story have to do with running a tech company (or any business, for that matter)?
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"The impeachment process is constitutionally dictated and it does have to do with policy," the author told Hill.
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What does the State Department have to do with what Giuliani was doing in Ukraine at Trump's behest?
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"It's going to have to do with military, safety, economic development and things such as that," Trump said.
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This is because there are many things in the ISS budget that have to do with NASA infrastructure.
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What the hell does that have to do with whether or not Mueller's report should be publicly released?
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Largely, your options have to do with whether, and how, you'll start paying your loans while in school.
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But his problems are still real and they have to do with the strains on his intimate life.
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"Good name" clues are looking for names that might otherwise have to do with the topic being discussed.
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It may have to do with symmetry, patterns and repetition, which our brains seem to find inherently pleasing.
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For reasons that probably have to do with the deep-seated fan desire for ¿quien es mas macho?
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Some of the reasons people become comfortable with the idea of self-harm have to do with personality.
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What does this have to do with Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, or Larry Page, who runs Alphabet?
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The most acute changes this bill will make in Americans' lives have to do with health care, not taxes.
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I learned that there are a number of reasons — and they mostly have to do with restaurant design trends.
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Other obstacles that deter women from running for office have to do with how they're perceived in the media.
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Some of this overlap may have to do with the increasing prominence of classic city pop records on YouTube.
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But the most glaring story lines that would never work today pretty much all have to do with technology.
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What did Stanley's illness have to do with her having to endure a lunch with his bovine second wife?
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The authors suspect these findings have to do with people's increased tendency to seek existential meaning around big birthdays.
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Sarah Mikhitarian, senior economist at Zillow, said that may have to do with their inexperience with the homebuying process.
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Though my reasons for believing it as an adult have to do with more than just feeling and intuition.
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But how much does such a gesture actually have to do with what is really wrong with the IOC?
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And that may have to do with a wide gap in access to a retirement savings plan at work.
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The reason for this taste for strength, according to Carantino, may have to do with another local product: beer.
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At the end of the day, one might reasonably ask, what does this have to do with my life?
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This has been a common Republican legal argument: The patterns we see have to do with geography, not gerrymandering.
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Aside from locomotion, one of the most significant technical problems plaguing VR devices have to do with their optics.
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Unless you're playing a soap, what do I have to do with the husband or boyfriend of my detective?
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You called your show The Kardashians Made Me Do It. What do they have to do with jihadi brides?
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He added that kneeling during the national anthem does not just have to do with respect for the flag.
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" They passed a T-shirt with an Instagram-friendly platitude: "Do what you have to do with love & passion.
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But the more practical reason may have to do with the two companies' respective brand image, hiring experts say.
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These roles are all different, of course, but they all have to do with the importance of transmitting knowledge.
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The demand for more adventurous trips may also have to do with the changing perception of what luxury is.
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Plus, in the "Final Two," Facebook finds more fake news and what wildfires have to do with net neutrality.
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Miley Cyrus had a new tattoo and it might have to do with her recent split from Liam Hemsworth.
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The idea behind the names is that they have to do with the season when the Algonquin collected strawberries.
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KS: Well, does it have to do with the intimacy of being ... you're pummeled everyday with visuals, everything's visual.
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"Variants that have to do with planning with the future could have the biggest effect on nurturing," he said.
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I'm more used to seeing this entry have to do with voices, or another type of cloud, a cumulus.
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What does William T. Sherman's march through Georgia in 1864 have to do with today's controversy over Confederate monuments?
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The reasons for that disparity have to do with the modern state of pitching and the Nationals' October demons.
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Researchers say the reasons are complicated, but may have to do with the messages kids get when they're young.
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So what does that Disney tale have to do with turning 10, the milestone this show's title refers to?
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A lot of it did have to do with the fact that the creator was essentially an anonymous troll.
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Mike: Obviously Uber has to do an investigation into any legal matters that have to do with their company.
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Chances are, those have to do with the many acquisitions the wires have made in the last 15 years.
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Of course, promos can be misleading, so all of those scenes may not necessarily have to do with Bri.
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"For texture, things like materials or colors or things that have to do with the digital appearance," says Grauman.
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The note does not appear to be attached to Gertz's stories that do not have to do with Guo.
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Other than plugging it in and turning it on, there's really nothing else you have to do with it.
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Avocados from Mexico -- Not to be a stickler, but what does a dog show have to do with avocados?
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That's all very well and good for Nelson Mandela, but what does this have to do with your life?
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They have to do with differential access to power and resources, along with the daily privilege that attends them.
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It may have to do with a sense of "flow" — the state of being completely absorbed in an experience.
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What does a 16th-century Korean jar have to do with Grayson Perry's nearby "Map of an Englishman" (2004)?
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These artists' outlooks have to do with when they were born and the circumstances of their coming of age.
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Does it perhaps have to do with your father, Prince Talal, not supporting Prince Mohammed bin Salman's rise to power?
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What does Han Solo, who wants nothing to do with the Rebellion at that point, have to do with that?
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Real talk: There are plenty of reasons to hate the holidays and 99% of them have to do with shopping.
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But he&aposs also serving more time than any other politician for charges that have to do with simply fundraising.
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"But it didn't have to do with anybody else but me — it was about me figuring out me," she continued.
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The are many issues with Trump's argument, and several of them have to do with his own situation and philosophy.
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We especially love that, because she's a foodie and cookbook author, many of those opinions have to do with food.
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The crux of the film looks like it'll have to do with T'Challa returning to Wakanda to claim the throne.
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Scott, that baseball player, is standing nearby, yet again… but what does he have to do with this ongoing mystery?
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There are multiple reasons why this title is important, and all of them have to do with her actual liberation.
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What does any of this have to do with whether it's legal to fire trans people just for being trans?
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But what do old and overseas election results have to do with what I believe is Donald Trump's likely victory?
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Within conceptual art there are questions that, for me, have to do with truth, but truth that cannot be proven.
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"A lot of the feelings of failure have to do with how the outside world views your relationship," she says.
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Immediately, A Million Little Things' biggest mystery is born: What did those Rutledge documents have to do with Jon's death?
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His allegations, which have to do with events more than six years ago, have no obvious national-security implications today.
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What about the issue of trust—what does the history of medicine and minorities have to do with this issue?
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" Some of Hawking's biggest concerns have to do with AI, which he says could be "our worst mistake in history.
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So what does all of this have to do with sexual assault and other serious offenses progressives are worried about?
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But what does a phone manufacturer headquartered in Cupertino have to do with a street-level drug offense in Queens?
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So the two countries may have to do with less funding just as they are trying to make ends meet.
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Some of the biggest changes in the new watchOS have to do with its health-related features, for obvious reasons.
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There are many reasons to think about eating better, but they do not all have to do with weight loss.
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What does the Watergate scandal have to do with Citizens United and corporate contributions to super PACs and nonprofit organizations?
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Like I wouldn't call Tae Kwon Do fighting, even though there's elements of it that have to do with fighting.
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Everyday what we have to do with my brother in order for him to stay stable like this. Alive. Breathing.
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The first two parts have to do with Apple's new messaging app, which is significantly more predictive than previous versions.
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But it's not immediately obvious what these cosy, charming, but ultimately tedious domestic episodes have to do with the refugees.
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Then he said that no, it doesn't have to do with me, that they had confused me with someone else.
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The good news, however, is that these challenges are easily surmountable and mostly have to do with service or seasoning.
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The major risk factors all have to do with diet, exercise, and, in the case of high blood pressure — stress.
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Some of the excitement around the area have to do with the aircraft flying in, out, and around the base.
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The reason for the increase may have to do with the fact that we're spending more time in our cars.
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What, you ask, do my parental and marital status have to do with recognizing the outrage of what he said?
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Par-- it partially is gonna have to do with the amount of innovation and the core pure tech out there.
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Homes gain and lose value all the time, and it doesn't always just have to do with the house itself.
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What could the planning of meals and the sorting of laundry ever have to do with writing a maximalist novel?
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"What does Ali Velshi's background have to do with dating children, 22019-year-old girls?" co-host Stephanie Ruhle interjected.
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Does it have to do with how he thinks Laura sees herself, or with how we regard infirmity in general?
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RELATED: Nearly a dozen reviews underway of Scott Pruitt's decisions Several reviews have to do with Pruitt's use of email.
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But what does that have to do with today's job market, with many Americans squeezed by globalization and technological change?
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Facebook says that its decision to ban the IRA didn't actually have to do with anything the accounts were posting.
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Yeah I've never been one to write happy songs [laughs] and usually my sad songs have to do with relationships.
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So what does all this have to do with wheelchair users camping out in congressional offices and refusing to move?
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That's why she suggested asking yourself why you cheated and whether those reasons have to do with existing relationship problems.
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But these records held by 18 songs all have to do with the varied, ever-changing world of pop music.
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One possible motive for the detentions may have to do with the aging of Prince Mohammed's father, King Salman, 84.
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And surely part of my response may have to do with the work that filled the Building 5 space before.
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There is a charming high-low mix of fill today that might have to do with the puzzle's collaborative origins.
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That's because for reasons that have to do with both logistics and lighting, he often has to rise before dawn.
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The reasons are complicated, and most have to do with a tangle of federal, state and local laws and regulations.
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Other reasons have to do with creating a Utopian society that is "bettered" through time-saving devices that are automated.
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It could also have to do with the core of a piece of fruit, which is where the SEEDS live.
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The specific claims being disputed by the FDA have to do with Juul positioning itself as a smoking cessation product.
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His main gripes have to do with the idea of people seeking asylum and on protections for immigrants in custody.
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"What does that have to do with why you're here tonight?" he asked, before requesting to go off the record.
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"Up to the letter before U" would have to do with T, one letter back — (un)TIL T, in fact.
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Some of those have to do with wish fulfillment, like what are you gonna be doing in the new world.
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"The biggest complications about adapting the books for us in England always have to do with guns," he added, laughing.
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The problems I encounter almost never have to do with my blindness; rather, they are a result of people's attitudes.
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Bloomberg even claims the changes will primarily have to do with the OS, which was already announced back at WWDC.
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When the day does come for us to go public, part of it will have to do with that, also.
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What does a forum selection clause for Securities Act claims, in other words, have to do with mandatory shareholder arbitration?
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Millennials' willingness to splurge may have to do with how straining 2019 tended to feel for people, the study found.
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One of the things that we found is that it may have to do with some people's sense of control.
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Many of these have to do with edibles, which now make up much of the billion-dollar weed industry there.
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It might have to do with population, a nation that grows by nearly 100 million is an altogether new nation.
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The difference between choosing an apple over a bag of Doritos may have to do with what's on the label.
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So what—I hear you ask, milk dripping from your tongue—does all of this have to do with music?
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But other reports suggested that while Cohen was shifting legal representation, it might have to do with his lawyer bills.
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"Most of what you'll find that is outright negative will have to do with sentiment," said Marc Pado, president at DowBull.
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So, what does any of this have to do with longer lines or a drop in the level of customer service?
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Most of the changes in Empowering Patients have to do with people who get insurance through Medicaid or on the marketplaces.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei's own website even has a section on Islamic rulings that have to do with heavy pollution.
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You gather things that have to do with life outside the studio, which become raw material to shape in the studio.
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The technical issues at stake here have to do with the extreme difficulty of the measurements that LIGO attempts to make.
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I still prefer the tactile feel of older keyboards, but a lot of that may just have to do with familiarity.
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For a brief moment the canvas felt out of place — what did it have to do with the idea of home?
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Some of the best details in stories like these have to do with the lives of people the disappeared left behind.
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And for the Live Fast Die Hot author, many of these dynamic shifts have to do with her healing body too.
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Everyone knows that eating begins with the eyes—but what do ears, those overlooked orifices, have to do with the process?
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You're thinking, What in the hell does a cardigan-wearing after school special like Mr. Rogers have to do with anything?
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Garden GnomesThere's something distinctly mischievous about Garden Gnomes, which might have to do with their roots in fairy tales and myths.
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Your remarks move me to ask: What do 5 million members of the NRA have to do with this man's crime?
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They have to do with his education – from drawing plaster casts to earning an MFA and spending a summer at Skowhegan.
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Many of these needs have to do with sex, power, and influence, tying them in with all manner of social issues.
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The U.S. government doesn't tell any citizen, in my book, what they have to do with their body or their child.
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Though like the other aspects of this report, that could have to do with their age and ability to access credit.
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There has to be a transition where if something doesn't have to do with the kids, he won't always be invited.
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But one of the hottest trends this swimsuit season doesn't have to do with patterns, little details, or crazy color palettes.
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What do averages have to do with hiring practices at a company that famously hires fewer than one percent of applicants?
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"This does not have to do with Bill Clinton... but way Hillary Clinton shamed and blamed the women" -@KellyannePolls https://t.
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XX is a column about occurrences in the world of tech, science, and the internet that have to do with women.
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Much of this may have to do with the efforts Parkland student activists have undertaken to help students register to vote.
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The lack of diversity on Capitol Hill is certainly worthy of discussion, but what does it have to do with ethics?
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The key difference may have to do with the fact that these animals, unlike us, aren't necessarily built to be social.
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The other parts have to do with legal immigrants and crippling the programs that allow them to come into the country.
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"Maybe you just don't read a lot of things that have to do with civil rights, or African Americans," Beatty said.
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What does this have to do with a blog aimed at fostering a sustainable human journey in a fast-forward century?
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Bin Salman's growing anti-Iranian rhetoric might indicate what his reform agenda and nationalist cries have to do with one another.
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What follows is a guide to these two threats, what they have to do with each other and what they don't.
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On the show, we openly saw Michael making decisions about his relationship for reasons that have to do with job security.
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That could have to do with the demanding levels of education, hours and working conditions people in these industries often face.
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Sometimes, it doesn't have to do with the world or the news, but with who controls what we're seeing and thinking.
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I think a lot of them have to do with detachment and trying to figure out what's worth the trouble [Laughs].
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Axios' David Nather asks and answers a good question: What does the health care industry have to do with climate change?
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You need to see culture in two different ways: Culture can have to do with language, your traditions, and so on.
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The rise in exit multiples may have to do with the fact that more companies are getting acquired at earlier stages.
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If you're wondering what the successes of Germany, Spain and Italy have to do with the Faroe Islands, you're not alone.
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I submitted my idea about four scenarios involving women and consent that didn't have to do with age, incest, or race.
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What do art handlers, the perennially uncelebrated workers behind your favorite exhibitions, have to do with the looming presence of 2017?
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Stephanie Link and Sarat Sethi are both watching consumer names – specifically companies that have to do with the home improvement trend.
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How about making them recurring characters, with stories and challenges that have to do with things besides just being Muslim neighbors?
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What does democracy — which is more typically included in discussions of government — have to do with the method of measuring things?
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People's facial expressions are based on their thoughts (which rarely have to do with you) and the way their face rests.
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She added that she had seen several COVID-19 patients with cardiac arrest, which might have to do with underlying conditions.
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All the things people say when they talk about music have to do with entertainment, or some kind of aesthetic advancement.
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"But what does that have to do with the United States of America if they're fighting over Syria's land?" he asked.
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And I just don't know how they can not recuse themselves from anything have to do with Trump or Trump-related.
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Some of those barriers have to do with state regulations that differ in the kinds of benefits that insurers must cover.
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Space limits the discussion of numerous other problems, and what does any of this have to do with Wednesday's town hall?
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What led to the mistake by Mr. Cullinan was not known, but it could have to do with the envelope's design.
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The federal charges have to do with Hobby Lobby—the Museum of the Bible appears nowhere in any of the documents.
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If you're asking yourself what Big Tech and big aerospace possibly have to do with Burgundy and provolone, you aren't alone.
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You select pics that have to do with the aesthetic quality, so I like to see what the next one is.
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The exits did not have to do with any allegations of wrongdoing or political bias, special counsel spokesman Peter Carr said.
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It's a big old house with lots of problems that simply have to do with being big, old, and a house.
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Carter is marvelously quotable, and many of her most trenchant lines have to do with the relations between men and women.
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Many of Chaplin's best gags have to do with the tramp getting lost in time, repeating the same actions without reason.
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The oak tree was sacred for the early Slavic tries—but what the guns have to do with it, nobody knows.
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So, how does the idea for such an idiosyncratic exhibition come about, and what does Timothy Leary have to do with it?
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But the biggest easter egg of the dream have to do with the likely villain for the upcoming Justice League franchise: Darkseid.
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"I can give you a little hint: It will have to do with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and succession," he said.
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As the youngest cast member of SNL, Davidson has been in many sketches that have to do with high school-related material.
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Sure Monday may be devoted to Pi Day, but the pie you crave doesn't have to do with a calculator or mathematics.
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Instead, Warrier suggested, it might have to do with the way different genders are socialized, or even other biological factors, like hormones.
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Ultimately the entire exhibition feels melancholic, which might have to do with Larko being too caught up in a spirit of elegy.
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And more importantly, what do the men with TVs for heads have to do with the little guys bowing to the cube?
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The first two have to do with the cost of construction around laying cable and the regulatory burden associated with that construction.
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A person's emotional style, or how they frequently respond to their emotions, may have to do with how they're feeling their bodies.
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The White House just did something that's making people all over the country angry and it doesn't have to do with Russia.
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There are good reasons to adjust portfolios, but those have to do with how your portfolio compares to your personal risk profile.
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My friend feels terrible because her job doesn't have to do with her degree — but it's money to pay off the debt.
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Jezebel speculates that this could have to do with why Campbell and Rihanna unfollowed each other on Instagram a few months ago.
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Although it might surprise many city dwellers, the leading reasons for why rural Americans aren't online don't have to do with money.
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Most of the changes in the leaked draft have to do with people who get insurance through Medicaid or on the marketplaces.
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"There are some issues that have to do with the fiscal oversight board," Mendez said in a local radio interview, without elaborating.
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Paris Jackson won't take trumped-up celebrities rumors lying down — especially when they have to do with her late father, Michael Jackson.
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But what actual truck customers obsess over are the details that have to do with moving big things that empower their lives.
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In fact, the only examples of truffle-related crime I can dig up have to do with the very expensive edible variety.
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But what, might you ask, does any of that have to do with people talking about shit and whatever Maccas might be?
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We really want to be the premier auction house in all areas that have to do with the 20th and 21st century.
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You'll never really understand what they have to do with each other in any significant way other than that they are villains.
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"We'll break out of this," power forward Aaron Gordon, who suggested the defensive issues might have to do with technique, told reporters.
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A lot of it will probably have to do with what the Federal Reserve in the U.S. may or may not do.
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"It's going to have to do with military, safety, economic development and things such as that," Trump said of his budget proposal.
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The answer is complicated and, like all things that have to do with marriage, the decision is not the same for everyone.
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Some of Gibraltar's concerns about the referendum have to do with how Gibraltar entered the European trade bloc in the first place.
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It's not clear what this fable could possibly have to do with Gretchen and Jimmy, until we leap into the present day.
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Both fears have to do with jobs, whose loss produces suffering, want, and despair, and whose future scarcity represents a terrifying prospect.
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"What does that have to do with trade?" he said when asked by ABC reporter Cecilia Vega about his tweets on Kavanaugh.
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A lot of that did have to do with wondering how I would get myself into the mindset to continue with this.
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But if the goal is to bring sustainable agriculture to their local community, however, what does Mars have to do with it?
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These are the memories that have to do with specific events and details, such as your first birthday party or being born.
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They have to do with being human, open and vulnerable, as well as where imagination can take us in these darkening times.
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Rovio spokeswoman gave no reasons for his departure but said it did not have to do with the company's recent communications challenges.
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Q: Perhaps it might have to do with the timing of the film's release, which is so close to the general election?
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Everything about the show is more ordinary, which may have to do with levels of inventiveness but also feels like a choice.
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Neither of those things have to do with abortion—they're urgent health matters that require the fastest possible response from elected officials.
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What, for example, does The Confetti of Duration have to do with a brick building front and a suspended string of sausages?
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The report's author, senior researcher Gretchen M. Livingston, floated the idea that the reason may have to do with increasing life spans.
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They will, however, have other experiences, many of which will have to do with the way the world is changing around them.
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It's striking how much of the discussion around the endings of these two stories have to do with who's going to die.
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The reasons for this "bimodal" distribution (two peaks — see below for definition) may, in part, have to do with geography and education.
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There are many differing opinions inherent to the sport, constant changes, and many analyses only have to do with the final score.
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But they mostly have to do with football, which makes sense given that De La Haye is a kicker at Central Florida.
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Relatedly, the explanation may have to do with a tension between two kinds of thinking: what computer scientists call exploration and exploitation.
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The pressing empirical questions about Mr. Assange now have to do with the extent and nature of his intervention in the election.
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But it doesn't have to do with politics, it has to do with different philosophies on what is best for the economy.
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Part of it might have to do with the fact that I feel alone in many ways and unsuccessful by most measures.
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"I'm a little bit more worried about if there are soft targets or targets that have to do with transportation," added Kloza.
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Another reason younger people may feel more alienated could have to do with being at the bottom rung of the employment ladder.
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Rationales have to do with composite things—migrants, swimmers, the selfish, the damned, the plural—but existence and sense belong to singularity.
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The majority (261%) of the problems being reported have to do with video streaming, while 22020% are related to log-in issues.
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All these pieces were commissioned by Taylor before he died, but what do any of them really have to do with him?
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He comes to life more in the episode's other scenes, which have to do with potentially revolutionary ways of generating cheap energy.
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The issues raised have to do with the future of this country, the lessons we teach our children and with the truth.
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A lot will have to do with turnout, especially if young people vote in great numbers, which is seen as favoring Labour.
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Several factors contribute to the male-dominated bike commute in cities across America, but mostly rider preferences have to do with safety.
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Avenatti suggested the supposed meeting with Cohen may have to do with other allegations hanging over the Qatari investor, namely political bribery.
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I kind of came to the conclusion that, whatever I did after basketball, I wanted it to have to do with basketball.
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What do these goals have to do with stabilizing atmospheric carbon levels before climate change makes large parts of the world uninhabitable?
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My grandfather was an explorer and some of my recent projects have to do with exploration and the perils of the sea.
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It seems like most of the recent rebrands have to do with creating the space to sell a wider range of products.
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The questions vary slightly from year to year, but they all have to do with basic facts in physical and biological sciences.
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So the other cool thing is that it turns out there are signatures that have to do with the cloud of particles themselves.
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Most of my social media posts have to do with some piece of career-negotiation advice or empowering women in the work context.
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"A lot of the move have to do with tariffs and moves by the Fed," said Greg Powell, CEO of Fi-Plan Partners.
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They have to do with what she wrote in a bail application: she allegedly didn't didn't disclose the boyfriend's disability payments as income.
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The reason may have to do with stronger wage gains and employment over the past year, compared with what people expect next year.
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It could have to do with the situation she went through with her ex-boyfriend Dimitri Charalambopoulos, who she started dating in 2011.
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What they have to do with the song itself is up for debate, but the ambiguity fits this particularly beguiling piece of music.
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This is entirely possible, even likely, although it may also have to do with Uber's market position in the region, or other factors.
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What does Vin Diesel working with Kygo on a Selena Gomez track have to do with The Rock singing in a Disney movie?
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It may have to do with some of the ritual aspects of soda drinking, which also play a role in our brain's chemistry.
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The colorful visuals are paired with yellow subtitles, which only peripherally have to do with what's happening on screen or in the song.
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Much of the headwinds and slow down in globalization have to do with the China and the U.S.'s ongoing stalemate on trade.
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"What do Johnny Depp's investments in real estate and art, which have appreciated wildly, have to do with a fraud case?" asks Waldman.
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They have to do with competing languages, such as the graphic markings often found in maps – topographical signs, symbols, and other visual indicators.
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He confidently asserts that his constituents have a positive view of him (which may or may not have to do with his distillery).
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ALTMIRE: Two of those guilty pleas, General Flynn and Papadopoulos, have to do with Russia, and certainly the Mueller investigation is not complete.
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For a quick neurology lesson, we know that memory and cognition have to do with various circuits in the brain, Dr. Muskin says.
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Every week there's a new ground-shattering revelation about their lifestyles—but the most conflicting reports have to do with where they live.
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What does this agreement have to do with that because these are the real issues that are important to business and the economy?
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For some, it may have to do with expenses associated with maternal complications, such as diabetes or hypertension, that require longer hospital stays.
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And what do the two different tales of "haunted houses" in the same small New Jersey suburb have to do with one another?
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The fridge is just a prototype for now, though, so you'll have to do with your uneducated, idiotic produce cooling box for now.
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It seems like you're pretty comfortable getting back to your Southern roots and putting shows together that have to do with Southern history.
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Until recently, physicist Brian Greene says he never made a comment on anything that didn't have to do with relativity or quantum physics.
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These last pieces of evidence have to do with threats Cohen says Trump made to him and his family on Twitter last year.
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Experts aren't sure exactly why, though the connection may have to do with the main sensory nerve in the face, the trigeminal nerve.
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The most-googled, ahem...zoogled, questions have to do with her diet (lots of ice cream) and love life, but that's not all.
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It doesn't really have to do with my diet, it's just more of my preference, but somehow it got wrapped into my diet.
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I feel like I am too old to be wearing cutoffs at this point … It probably does have to do with my age.
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This is higher than other studies have estimated, but it could have to do with the way the study was designed, Turchin said.
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It did not have to do with taking hallucinogens, but it required that she be receptive to visions and out-of-body experiences.
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Nick Viall is retiring from reality television, but he's only retiring from reality television shows that have to do with finding love. See?
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During my checkups, my doctors would tell me the horrible migraines that left me incapacitated for days might have to do with dehydration.
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The decisions are complicated — they have to do with the build materials and other things that we're trying to optimize on the platform.
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I don't care how tough you think we southerners are, the best stories have to do with family—especially someone in your family.
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And yet, these critics of the man braid know demonstrably little about what female hormones have to do with an individual's aesthetic choices.
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The spending goals agreed upon by member states have to do with their individual defense budgets rather than the alliance as a whole.
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What does an iconic musical, fashion, and acting chameleon have to do with a giant Canadian orchestral act that likes recording in churches?
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Although Apple also says not to use sharp objects to clean your AirPods, realistically, that's what you'll have to do with tough residue.
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The actress didn't specify why shipping was so dangerous, but it may have to do with how certain fans react to onscreen relationships.
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Some of that may have to do with greater competition for fewer seats: 61 women had declared campaigns for just 36 gubernatorial seats.
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When I'm not working, I'm pretty much exclusively with my family, so my rituals have to do with school, meal preparation, playdates, bedtime.
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And lately Nuwer has seen a similar trend emerge, which he thinks may have to do with how today's college students were raised.
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What does the Rio de Janeiro Brought to You by NBC have to do with the bus I sat on for an hour?
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This can be for reasons that have to do with time constraints, or because the director needs to be doing something else simultaneously.
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This problem and all the many like it have to do with who has built our social media tools in the first place.
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They think it may have to do with the waves, sea level changes, runoffs, rainfalls and other environmental factors of shallow water habitats.
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What do ragtime and stride piano, two early forms of jazz, have to do with the Cuban rhythm also known as the tango?
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There are lots of reasons people block others on Facebook, and some of them have to do with serious privacy or safety concerns.
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It might have to do with our personal backgrounds in this country that we chose to talk about the Luther who invented freedom.
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"I can give you a little hint: It will have to do with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and succession," the president said.
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And what part did the fact that a beacon was pinging during that time have to do with the release of the statement?
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Most of these explanations have to do with course- and committee-work at Columbia University, where Trilling taught for most of his career.
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Some questions have to do with policies, including immigration, taxes and Nafta (we're getting a lot of those from our friends in Canada).
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Many of the so-called "identity groups" are loyal Democratic voters, and for reasons that have to do with more than their identities.
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To start with, we've turned off all the data sources that have to do with social anxiety — Twitter, Google searches, Wikipedia page access.
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Two of the most contentious parts of the Nafta discussions have to do with how the three countries settle trade disputes among themselves.
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That may have to do with the need to get Congress to ratify it, which would be a tough order in today's Washington.
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Fans on social media follow the dogs' lives, learning of their hopes and passions — including those that have to do with peanut butter.
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But it's obvious to any observer that it doesn't have to do with the quality of direction; other elements are at play here.
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Scholz said he couldn't imagine what the elections have to do with the banking sector and was speculation that he could not understand.
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Some of these features are software-based and involve the iPhone's camera, while others have to do with the display on Apple's smartphones.
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Irish privacy chief Helen Dixon insisted in an interview that the delays have to do with the complexity of enforcing a new law.
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Counts four through six have to do with defrauding investors at MSMB Healthcare — a slightly weaker case, in terms of the evidence presented.
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Slatnick wouldn't speculate, but Nomad co-founder Brian Hahn thinks it might have to do with the coil size inside the Apple Watch.
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If they came from France, we want France to take them and to try and do whatever they have to do with them.
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Their concerns have to do with whether Roku, which currently leads the streaming player market, will falter due to pricing pressure from competitors.
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"Media rights have to do with the exclusive right to broadcast the League, and there's plenty of interest in the space," he said.
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What does Caddyshack, the 39-year-old Bill Murray movie about hijinks at a country club, have to do with politics in 2019?
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Typically, the only copyright issues in a live performance would have to do with her songwriting rights, which do not involve Big Machine.
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But have you ever considered that the relative ease or difficulty might have to do with the size and shape of your wheelhouse?
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I thought it must have to do with the way that, when we're outdoors, we can more easily sense the interconnectedness of everything.
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It's the latest of numerous other grievances, much of which have to do with the way Street Fighter V deals with extra content.
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Obviously there's broadcast rights, which are escalating in price, and a lot of them have to do with the digital rights of those.
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The episode was taped last fall: Why it matters: "One of the things that Michelle figured out, in some ways faster than I did — was part of your ability to lead the country doesn't have to do with legislation, doesn't have to do with regulations, it has to do with shaping attitudes, shaping culture, increasing awareness," Obama said, per Politico.
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So if you search "raptors -toronto -nba -basketball," you should find search results about raptors that don't have to do with the Toronto Raptors.
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It's a hybrid version of the Mediterranean and DASH diets, focusing on the aspects of those diets that have to do with the brain.
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I tried to make conversation about, like, the most bland things or, you know, anything that doesn't have to do with what's actually happening.
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"The first thing we have to do with the Americans is create an appetite for our product, because they have lost that," Perez said.
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The really bad ones tend to have to do with stock options or anything with irreversible tax consequences like missing an 83(b) election.
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I certainly have a lifetime of experiences and also a future that doesn't have to do with a band that I was in, necessarily.
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It will have to do with your friends and social circle, the communities you belong to, and your hopes and dreams for the future.
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According to Fast Company, YouTube's decision to monitor Tide Pod Challenge videos could have to do with pressure from its parent company, Procter & Gamble.
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It might have to do with him admitting to not knowing what Aleppo was in an interview with MSNBC's Mike Barnicle in early September.
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And you'd be crazy to think that it didn't have to do with the recent accusations of tax fraud against a certain Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Of course the Kingdom is a valuable partner but what does that have to do with judgments about its actions leading up to Sept.
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Regardless, this book's profile will be raised by Warren's speech and Clinton's election defeat, neither of which really have to do with Chelsea Clinton.
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"What does suing the city over a firearms matter have to do with the theft of copper wire?" asked a skeptical Justice David Wecht.
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Rather, the explanations have to do with new technologies, including automation, which have led to greater labor productivity, cheaper prices and fewer manufacturing jobs.
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What does the upheaval in Yemen have to do with the Western geopolitics of modern times, including the post–September 11 invasion of Iraq?
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The first two have to do with modernizing how the companies store data and giving employees of those companies tools like Microsoft's productivity software.
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The reason for the 28500 hike was to "save" pension funds for city workers (what does that have to do with emergency services again?).
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But I'm able to deal with the emotions that have to do with keeping quiet and all of the more insidious forms of sexism.
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There are at least three reasons he should have recused himself immediately, and none of them have to do with his behavior last week.
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Besides weather, the entities that control farm prices largely have to do with business interests that lobby heavily at the state and federal levels.
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Transhumanism's political legacyMany transhumanists, however, are interested in other ways to improve human performance that don't have to do with altering the gene pool.
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While entertaining, the documentary is also better as an afterthought — so many of the problems surrounding Other Wind have to do with its history.
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So, what does Microsoft have to do with LinkedIn, you might wonder — why would Microsoft want to buy this company in the first place?
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"A lot of people confuse ICOs with fundraising because both have to do with funding new ventures, however they are very different," Hertzog explained.
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There is a serious fairness issue here, but it doesn't have to do with whether MacKenzie ends up with $1 billion or $68 billion.
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The most important have to do with the wear and care of mouthguards, which as Gould said should be properly fitted and worn consistently.
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Some of it will have to do with noise, some with camera quality, some with the choices you make as far as audio goes.
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You see, abortion providers are often denied these privileges for many reasons, none have to do with whether or not they are good doctors.
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"It may have to do with the narrative of Denmark as a colonial power saying, 'We weren't as bad as others,'" Professor Brimnes said.
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What does the price of crude oil — which has dropped more than 30 percent in the past two months — have to do with this?
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What are the types of things you've seen happen in the space exploration area that have to do with building new businesses up there?
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There are eight puns in this puzzle, six across and two down, that revolve around terms that have to do with a trafficky commute.
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The things that really aggravate the paper's critics often have to do with emphasis, omissions and the sheer tonnage of certain kinds of coverage.
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The source told CNN that the resignation does not have to do with recent headlines about Pruitt and had been considered for several months.
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Who is suggesting that the worker's church's theology is possibly a hate crime, and what does that have to do with the neoliberal takeover?
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But what does the president have to do with any debate around sports or the culture of sports via figures like Kaepernick these days?
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"A t-tube for the car" might fall in this category because the answer, ATTIRE, doesn't have to do with repeated consonants or vehicles.
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If it was just bubble bath, what did that have to do with the dog and the boss and the baby and the traffic?
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Foreign leaders now have good reason to wonder whether incoming Trump requests are campaign 2020 calls or actually have to do with national security.
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It may have to do with the fact that the bacteria on women's inner thighs are influenced by the vaginal microbiome, Ms. Ross said.
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What does a lightweight like Happy, a fabulist with a talent for bedding other men's women, have to do with a weathered heavy bag?
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It could have to do with region, ethnic background or just different ideas about how to make conversation, not with pathology or bad intentions.
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What does the number of ads in each state have to do with an act of cyberwarfare by Russia to disrupt the American elections?
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Most of the clues have to do with the Living Building Challenge, the highest level of green certification, which Hampshire College hopes to achieve.
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I think that restricting students' ability to participate in extracurricular activities is going too far because what does sports have to do with lunch?
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The reasons have to do with basic concepts like home and safety — things that might seem straightforward, but are not so easily defined here.
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It also might have to do with the fact that the most experienced economic policy hands in the Republican Party have largely shunned Trump.
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The positions taken by these two well-known sculptors have as much to do with aesthetics as they have to do with talking back.
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Another reason for the iPhone X's slow rollout may have to do with the release of its little sister, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
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And they have to do with a clothing item that's notoriously tricky in terms of fit, right up there with swimsuits for many women: shorts.
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Facebook's clearest changes have to do with dark ads, paid content that can pop into users' feeds without ever showing up outside the targeted demographic.
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" T. Rowe Price Group: "A lot of people have turned a lot on all of these stocks that have to do with equities, picking equities.
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The first two hurdles have to do with symmetry, the idea that stocks or indices tend to rally the same dollar amount during sustained moves.
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There are a ton of reasons why these feelings of attraction might spring up, and they don't always have to do with lust or love.
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To make a long story short, a healthier gut could be the answer to regulating brain molecules that have to do with anxiety and depression.
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In part, this may have to do with what The Last Jedi is trying to achieve, versus what The Force Awakens was trying to do.
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Dr. Casas: There's really no one common thing, but the most common calls have to do with children who have gotten into something at home.
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What I have to do with MIT and the NFL is much easier than what I had to do in college in terms of time.
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The Minnesota-born athlete tells PEOPLE that his proudest parenting moments have to do with watching Lauren's skills and knowledge evolve as she gets older.
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I think the biggest challenges with representation [have to do with] a sort of stigma and a misunderstanding of what disability means in people's lives.
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Haleb, are having a real heart-to-heart that may or may not have to do with the fact that he dated her best friend.
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Look: Like all other things that have to do with pregnancy and parenthood, there's basically no right or wrong way to announce that you're expecting.
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High School Roles As the youngest cast member of SNL, Davidson has been in many sketches that have to do with high school-related material.
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And the practice doesn't just have to do with safety: If everyone uses the escalator to stand, it could actually make the service more efficient.
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