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Whether or not a military response in the former Yugoslavia was desirable, it's hard to see what it had to do with NATO.

This has not got to do with economics or even politics, it really had to do with the remnants of a traditional notion of empire.

If I had to reduce my message for management to a few words, I'd say it all had to do with reducing variation.

There was something beyond that and it had to do with understanding the pain of others, especially those from the other side of the mirror.

I was angry and rebellious, with little regard for anything my parents had to say, particularly if it had to do with me.

I fitted myself up for a battle, as before; though with more caution, knowing I had to do with another kind of enemy than I had at first.

It had to do with the familiar pleasure one feels when the internal networks of the mind and the outer patterns of reality suddenly match.

It had to do with the day he forgot to take his personal name-stamp to work, and had to get off the bus.

First I thought it had to do with her friend Liam Clarke, but now I think you can get obsessive that there are better things after death.

It had to do with being brought up in a family where no one spoke English, no one could read or write English.

Muchof it had to do with my problems, but a good portion of our troubles were related to his issues, as well.

And there were the most sort of circuitous grand plans that had to do with long-term infrastructure and rebuilding the entire city.

It had to do with unpopularity and that people thought what I was doing did not make sense and was wrong.

Let us consider the water market, although I had to do with the "tragic" for the same can be something more to say to remain in the water.

Uhm, I can successfully say that 2008 was an excellent year for me, but a big part of it had to do with you guys.

It had to do with death and disease and lots of other things -- I was a little prone to depression.

Religious huckstering wasn't the only reason the temple needed to be cleansed. Another reason had to do with God's mission to the world.

I always thought that World War II in Europe had to do with a few other things as well.

Because it had to do with being able to borrow and leverage up to buy that market.

It had to do with listening to classical music, specifically Mozart's music, right before taking a test.

Later, after they have broken up, she questions in her journal whether his emotional distance had to do with his age or his upbringing.

They . . . just bit everything. It obviously had to do with that rapid change in [barometric pressure].

That the Spurs traded him after two seasons had to do with his occasionally bizarre behavior, nothing to do with his effort or performance.

What military demands had to do with a land reclamation project the report does not disclose.

It had to do with the great secret of Mrs. Poulteney's life.

How would you like it if every time you met a guy, people thought it had to do with a guy you knew over a decade ago?

The forth ingredients I found had to do with judgment, to be able to weigh complex issues and make sound judgments.

The Man nodded his head in agreement, but didn't see what that had to do with the present situation.

The Representative of KEI supported the recommendations that had to do with competition policy and also the public domain .

It had to do with me.

If I had to do with the personnel manager, the first thing to do is promote their own bosses.

Nevertheless, my own office secrets have always had to do with family.

So although pandemonium had to do with hell, it wasn't hell breaking loose, it was hell gathering together.

Of course, not all of the hacking at the center of the News of the World scandal had to do with social elites.

Note the relationship validation I had to do with respect to my collection of Definitions and synonyms.

Some of their earliest observations had to do with the level of self-control the youngsters displayed.

They also thought that sleepwalking had to do with epilepsy, hysteria, dissociative disorders or even your own secret wishes.

But that vote had to do with political symbolism, rather than with the mechanics of currency union.

For a long time all his inventions had to do with telegraphy .

I felt that her sudden fear had to do with the escalator's mechanical nature, its basic inhuman untrustworthiness.

Another key insight that the working group had during the development of the sample application had to do with the sequence diagrams.

The previous law had to do with the particles - electrons coming out at a given point.

But with the idea that there are other world religions, that had to do with colonialism.

One of his favorite stories, for example, had to do with the revolutionary war hero, Ethan Allen.

A man like Matthew that's had to do with boats all his life doesn't need advice from you.

The first key discovery had to do with (seismic) waves --- remember they are the (vibrations) caused by earthquakes.

Up until 1970, most of the research done on music had to do with studying the effects of the beat of the music.

The first key discovery had to do with the seismic waves. Remember, they are the vibrations caused by earthquakes.

Bush added: "It probably had to do with his beautiful soul. "

The problem had to do with expectations about pacing and pausing.

The first key discovery had to do with seismic waves, remember they are the vibrations caused by earth quakes.

I can describe it very clearly, because I have had to do with the making of almost all our fortifications.

The problem, as expected, had to do with voltage transients.

The primary driving factor in the change, he says, had to do with the way retailers sell Jobe 's outdoor products.

But you never had to make any small-angle approximation with the spring as we had to do with the pendulum.

They have always had to do with relatively small profit margins.

This first key discovery had to do with seismic waves.

The other clothing joke had to do with my rear.

And this had to do with ambitions and leadership.

So we had to do with what WSDL 1. 1 and its HTTP binding supports and honestly, there's not much.

Last point you made was -- had to do with pensions.

One had to do with the way we were arguing.

I guess your work had to do with making loans.

They had to do with chemical analysis, something to do with measuring the amount of radiocarbon that's left in organic stuff.

You've had to do with three sets of Indians.

Didn't I realise how little that world had to do with them now?

We couldn't afford fish, so we had to do with meat.

expected, had to do with voltage transients. I turns out that the inductance between my large