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The truth of the matter is that by and large, the answer has very little to do with the competency of banks' management.

If SocGen's share price today is underperforming its French banking peers, this seems to have little to do with Mr Kerviel and his legacy.

He had very little to do with us--if I remember right he had only for a while taken the place of one of the masters of our class.

In the beginning, of course, there was a sexual attraction but right now sex has very little to do with it.

She's learning marketing skills, which connect her to audiences in ways that have little to do with musical talent.

Writers write them for reasons that usually have a little to do with money and not as much to do with masochism as you might think.

I see a poster above saying, the topic of Chinese people eating cats, seems to have little to do with saving the environment.

Scalability seems to have little to do with component granularity.

For the next several decades, the two countries had little to do with one another.

What he said just now had little to do with the question under discussion.

In some cases, the actual substance of a game may have relatively little to do with the more serious matters to which it is connected.

The only tie to his family Han found was an unscrupulous cousin named Thrackan Sal-Solo, a cruel bully that Solo wanted little to do with.

In so many cases they have had little to do with conventional education practices like sitting in a classroom or preparing for a test.

At this point, Mr Obama grew exasperated, noting that the questions had little to do with issues facing voters today.

The name alone suggests that it has little to do with conventional ideas of economic prudence.

In reality money might have very little to do with happiness at all.

IN THE end the Love Parade had little to do with love and was no longer a parade.

The code of his characters, though as sharp as that of Hemingway's, has little to do with heroism.

So, investors want little to do with companies tied to the eurozone, as the debt crisis increases the chances of a renewed recession there.

The emotional trigger that begins an argument may have little to do with your present situation, but has dug up a wound.

While fantasy football might have little to do with the real world, it certainly takes real time to attend to your team.

A second big surprise for intelligence experts was the discovery that environments shared by siblings have little to do with IQ.

Thus we drive ourselves into a slump, which has little to do with what some economists call "creative destruction" .

But opinion polls showed ordinary Germans want just as little to do with the Libya conflict as their foreign minister.

They would explain that discretionary spending has little to do with the long-run imbalance between spending and revenues.

What's more, some of the policies that have most benefited the rich have little to do with greater competition or economic efficiency.

Such are the traps that await any institution with too much money and too little to do with it.

The perfectionist is exacting for the sake of exacting; his approach has little to do with the requirements of a situation.

A bad day at the office has little to do with the number of hours you put in working.

Given it had little to do with the fundamental structure of IP addressing, IPv5 is not commonly recognized.

Commercial banks also run securities units that are highly leveraged and that have little to do with bank deposits.

There's a reason people can't wait for Christmas, and it has little to do with family reunions, or curling up with a cup of eggnog.

Unresolved issues build up until the person explodes, often at another person who has little to do with the underlying cause of the anger.

While this package has little to do with Python development, I feel that it is a good final task for our two Content Component parts.

In the perspective of a decade, his overthrow had little to do with his purchases of military equipment.

But the Olympics have had little to do with it.

I readily acknowledge that Google's stand on principle has had little to do with its recent gains.

The intricate controls and the guidance system have little to do with the force needed for getting a rocket off the ground.

If an aim is to secure more time for business analysis or political maneuvering, it has little to do with RUP.

A few tram stops beyond the baroque splendour is a structure that has little to do with glory.

First, the price customers are willing to pay for goods and services has little to do with what they cost to produce.

Solar storm activity has little to do with life-giving light and warmth from the sun.

Second the size of a military force has little to do with combat effectiveness.

These findings are significant because they tell us that marital status has very little to do with a woman's masturbatory habits.

This clearly has little to do with the RMB exchange rate, but is actually a matter of the globalised trade structure.

This supremacy had little to do with a national passion for wooden paddles and plastic balls.

Druids come and go as they please, and their goals typically have little to do with the "civilized" world.

Then again, if you're considering buying an iPad, need has little to do with it anyway.

For another, people's health reflects influences like lifestyles that have little to do with medical care.

Thomas says the legendary inbreeding of Egypt's royal families probably had little to do with the incidence of heart disease, however.

By implication, coercive controls had little to do with lowering fertility, which would have happened anyway.

There are many such tools with a marketing buzz about the magic of service recording, which has very little to do with governance.

Gordon: His name was St. Nicholas, however, the modern American Santa Claus has very little to do with this historical figure.

A rural body's dismay at plans to make building countryside homes more difficult has little to do with preserving village life.

There, ad-hoc features that had little to do with rational agents were added until the model ran better.

The president's gambit has little to do with reality and everything to do with perception.

Education is primarily a personal matter ; it has little to do with school or college.

That Beijing and some other metropolises have been drawing people like magnets has little to do with whether control is strict or loose.

For a much-hyped technology, XML has had little to do with this situation.

But arguably, the historic significance of the French presidency has little to do with Lisbon.

The recent rise, as Nariman Behravesh of the research firm IHS Global Insight notes, has relatively little to do with inflation fears.

Rationalisations aside, Lafite-mania clearly has little to do with the taste of the wine.

Progress has little to do with speed, but much to do with direction.

Today's economic crisis has little to do with differential wage costs within the euro.

The contrasts are subtle and have little to do with the amount of money spent.

The reforms have little to do with liberalizing industries or introducing more competition.

The answer is found in a subject that has little to do with online shopping - genetics .

But Horsey sympathizes with teachers who complain that teaching to tests has little to do with true education.

Markets are moved by sentiment that has little to do with the underlying value of individual corporations.

The abundance of evidence indicates that he has very little to do with it.

But if you are eyeing for a position which has little to do with graphics, I suggest you go conservative with visual appeals.

In which case the card sorting results may have little to do with marijuana.

Aziz also says such deals have little to do with ideology - and much more to do with political power.

They compare rates of alumni giving, which has little to do with the transmission of knowledge.

Rule Six: Say things that reflect well on you, even if they have little to do with the subject in hand.

Happiness has little to do with wealth unless you always think you are poor.

Twain's joke about German gender shows that in most languages it often has little to do with physical sex.

Because a true climax has little to do with orgasm, and everything to do with passion, love, and devotion.

223 "Education is primarily a personal matter; it has little to do with school or college. "

It is not a smile, but a grin; it has something to do with humor, but little to do with happiness.

Liberal democracy is a political philosophy that most of us think has little to do with science.

Strangely enough, the first module has very little to do with pirates, though later modules certainly do.

All of this suggests that who's suffering most has little to do with state policies.

The decision to sack him had little to do with girlfriends or football or leadership or morality.

Theres a reason people cant wait for Christmas, and it has little to do with family reunions.

Chomsky: China's economic achievement has little to do with globalization.

Unlike in 2008, current prices have little to do with expats and everything to do with local and, especially, mainland buyers.

These problems have very little to do with short-term or even medium-term budget arithmetic.

Meditation has little to do with escaping problems or thinking about nothing.

The size of the brain has little to do with intelligence.

Most issues around the table have very little to do with food.

Changing the phase encoded direction had little to do with the accuracy of FA value.

Unconscious patterns have little to do with physical behavior.

Mozambique's upheavals have little to do with recent price rises (see article).

Britain's fiscal difficulties have surprisingly little to do with the big banking rescues the government has mounted.

Run-ins between bikes and cars had little to do with miles of bike lanes or lower speed limits.

it has very very little to do with " technique "

The authors reckon the damage has little to do with the costs of bailing out banks.

Realize that being truly sexy to someone often has little to do with how you look or smell.

Lucy: Uh, in my opinion, it is little to do with the sex education, while it is the problem of the moral education.

The amount of time you spend alone has little to do with being lonely.

A company's global exposure has little to do with where it hangs its corporate hat.

that have very little to do with ranches and farmers.

For most of us, success in school has very little to do with actual learning.

Russia's bid to do away with most jury trials has little to do with efficiency.

Hypnosis has little to do with the hypnotist's technique.

My fame has little to do with my accomplishments.

The first thing wrong with the slogan is that it has little to do with Karl Marx.

The difference has little to do with technology or the integration of systems.

This terrible accident has little to do with human error.

Ten of the 18 adoptions were by males, even though male chimps normally have little to do with their offspring.

Chinese characters have little to do with phonics, and it's quite difficult to remember the characters.

It is not a smile; but a grin; something to do with humor, but little to do with happiness.

His idea of Father's Day had little to do with being a parent.

Again, project size has little to do with this.

Supply and demand have little to do with a seller's decision to price an item at $19. 99 instead of 20 bucks.

What you've suggested has little to do with what we are discussing.

But sometimes the lessons had little to do with learning how to care for patients.

The proposed changes have little to do with the government coffers.

These price rises have little to do with U.

How you feel has little to do with how you look.

Income has little to do with this.

There are no hard and fast rules. And it may have little to do with the real you. It happens.

The row has little to do with justice.

And the most cheering news of the past week had little to do with the G20 meeting.

I had little to do with the Middle East.

And it may have little to do with the real you.

But the training here this morning has little to do with war.

If so, all it means is that the process of selecting a president has little to do with the skills needed for the job.

I have little to do with Pato's explosion. He has these qualities, I always tell him he has to play with simplicity to show them.

It's the most compelling, preoccupying question we measure ourselves by every day, and it has very little to do with money.

China's continued preference for Hong Kong has little to do with regulatory arbitrage and everything to do with liquidity.

One wonders if Frazetta's riveting "Dark Kingdom" cover art had more than a little to do with that

Books were just words that had very little to do with me, and I was

These price rises have little to do with U. S. policy;

have little to do with