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have to do with

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have to do with

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Primeri uporabe besede have to do with

to be [or have] to do with sth

opraviti s čim

to have something/nothing to do with sb/sth

imeti/ne imeti zveze s kom/čim

to be [or have] nothing to do with sth

ne imeti nobene zveze s čim

to not have anything [more] to do with sb

ne imeti [več] opravka s kom

we'll have to do indoor activities with the children today

danes se bomo morali z otroki igrati notri

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But what does its telegenic nature have to do with what is allegedly total coverage of sports, with at least a halfhearted attempt at journalism?

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The choice may have to do with availability of time to trade, volumes involved and capital invested.

www.punchng.com

Of course, their receptiveness might have to do with just how close the show came to being cancelled.

www.thestar.com

What does that have to do with gender equity?

www.brw.com.au

The disasters of marriage, impulse, and a creole slave turning into a homicidal madwoman do not have to do with alcohol.

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The term debt-lag is similar to jet lag in that both have to do with travel, however travellers can be affected by debt-lag without leaving their time zone.

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Articulation disorders have to do with the main articulators which are the lips, teeth, alveolar ridge, hard palate, velum, glottis, and the tongue.

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It might have to do with my possessiveness over my music.

www.billboard.com

These have to do with modern standards such as construction regulations, durability, double glazing (without losing transparency, so no heat-absorbing coating was used) and other energy savers.

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The reason that accidents are mostly likely to happen during the early to midafternoon may have to do with the biological time clock.

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