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If it has something to do with all those fond memories I have of him of when we were younger.

Interviewer: Those are pretty impressive figures. Maybe the fact that the Tate Modern is free to visit might have something to do with it?

I'm not sure exactly why although it might have something to do with my pleasant discovery of cookies in one of those boxes two years ago.

In his speech, Mr Regling hinted that this too might have something to do with inappropriate policies caused by the euro.

He was very drunk. He left very early the next morning. I could see that he was upset. Maybe it had something to do with a woman.

You and I may think it had something to do with dud mortgages being repackaged as inexplicably exotic financial instruments. Wrong.

It seems to me that this has something to do with what you said before.

And there was I thinking that it had something to do with lumbering centre-backs and a disallowed goal.

But I believe it must have had something to do with completion, for my previous education should qualify me for admission.

Perhaps it had something to do with living in a dark cupboard, but Harry had always been small and skinny for his age.

Well I'd say that nine hours you spent working on him might have something to do with it.

"Most people speculated that it had something to do with social environments, but there was never any direct data, " said Meyer-Lindenberg.

There was a dog howling all night under my window, which may have had something to do with it.

Dad , this broken vase has nothing to do with me , but it just might have something to do with Susie .

Let me tell you that I knew the place we are going to has something to do with maple leaves.

"It has something to do with politics, " he said, and paused. "But the truth is I don't really know. "

Something tells me that this version of Google Maps has something to do with tomorrow's event.

Surely, if we were to ask Westboro Baptist Church members, it must have something to do with the gays.

Yet today's predators are smaller than those of the past, and the reason seems to have something to do with the speed of their prey.

Maybe, their reaction also had something to do with the fact that it is now fashionable to be an interventionist dad.

Something was wrong, badly wrong, and she felt that it had something to do with that Summerville person.

Well, it might have something to do with that rumor we heard a few months ago.

She also had 10 children, which might have had something to do with it.

John is going bananas today. Nobody can tell why. But I think it might have something to do with his girlfriend.

What I said just now has something to do with all of you.

I think it may have something to do with them being allowed to put their legs up the wall.

Why shipworms are suddenly able to spread there remains a mystery, but studies suggest rising sea temperatures have something to do with it.

I asked what he knew about Facebook's being blocked. "It has something to do with politics, " he said, and paused.

It seems to beggar belief that the fall in crime in recent years does not have something to do with the increase in imprisonment.

Now that it's happened three weeks in a row, I can definitely say it has something to do with the long run.

You think I had something to do with that girl? I found that.

Don't you think an attractive packing has something to do with the sale of your products?

I have no satisfactory explanation for all this, but I think it may have something to do with India's much-reviled caste system.

The building material of these stalls might have something to do with the paint coating that is required.

And believe it or not, this has something to do with the etymology of the word clock.

I suppose my resignation may have had something to do with it.

Or, you know, it could also have something to do with the eight or 10 extra titties they have bobbing around the house.

It might have something to do with your beliefs about yourself.

The policy to be made soon has something to do with the unemployment, so feedback from all sides is called for.

But the government's environmental worries, and anger over Sakhalin Energy's costs, seem to have something to do with Gazprom's bargaining.

It is possible that mercury did have something to do with the propulsion, or more possibly, with the guidance system.

Especially if it has something to do with your safety or grades.

That might have something to do with timing of your hauntings.

As for the problem about wood board is easy to come off from the wall, it has something to do with its thickness.

It may be that the benefits of acupuncture have something to do with the way the body transmits or processes pain signals.

I USED TO THINK IT HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH RADIO.

That might have something to do with how hunger heightens your sensitivity for saltiness and sweetness.

The idea that games have something to do with stories has such a hold on designers' imagination that it probably can't be expunged.

And yet there is another recent trend that may have something to do with it.

DOGGETT: A year ago, Agent Mulder was hospitalized. Ring a bell? Something to do with his brain?

But odds are it has something to do with staff shortages (young Chinese workers are becoming more demanding) and the odd strike as well.

I think it might have something to do with their ability to see beauty in everything.

I think also it might have something to do with the fact they 're sleeping under bridges .

However, Dr Wiseman says these risks account for a trivial number of cancers and guesses remainder are also something to do with nutrition.

It occurred to me that perhaps my own origins had something to do with what a freak show I was.

Perhaps vanity has something to do with it: unlike other canonical writers, Orwell was a working hack.

To tell you the truth, the delivery date has something to do with the material suppliers.

ANTHONY: It has something to do with that flute of his.

The topic will have something to do with a payout you need to make, or money that is owed you that you couldn't seem to get.

It probably has something to do with the fact that nicotine is an appetite suppressant and appears to up your metabolic rate.

The government stimulus cheques sent out during those months probably had something to do with this, as some of that windfall was saved.

Perhaps the long period of violence and uncertainty beforehand had something to do with it.

They just wanted to have something to do with it. They wanted to feel involved in some way.

Then there was a teenaged boy, who could sense that these two tanned, fit men clearly had something to do with the Olympics.

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

She thought it had something to do with the shooting yesterday but who knows?

The goal had something to do with a positioning problem but I can't criticise Michael or Paulo.

She believes making sense of South Asia's many upheavals has something to do with the outbreak of writing and reading.

It's also above normal in Northern Europe, which has led to speculation the cause may have something to do with vitamin D.

And I thought maybe your dad had something to do with it.

Something to do with travel, publishing, the media, higher education, medicine, or the law might be blocked today.

At the editors' meeting, he pointed out that his own top-down system of rule has something to do with it, Mr. Peskov said.

Finding the perfect spot in the forest to stop and forage might also have something to do with it.

Do you think it has something to do with what you said about the veil to the underworld possibly being torn?

The fact we can't see it directly no doubt has something to do with it.

I used to think it maybe had something to do with impressing people, but those are ludicrous concepts.

It might have something to do with his background.

Others would note that maybe it had something to do with closure.

All his social practices had something to do with his knowledge and quest for the western learning.

The reason for them to practice such a technique in a try also has something to do with the influence of occidental art.

This puzzled the doctors and some even thought it had something to do with the supernatural.

The Party's General Secretary Hu Yaobang has submitted his resignation, and that has something to do with the student unrest.

I couldn't understand it exactly, as I thought it was a joke that friends had something to do with thieves.

I assumed it had something to do with security on the Opening Day.

The profits boom had at least something to do with the way spending outpaced income.

You think I had something to do with this?

One of the careers she's considering has something to do with computerized medical record-keeping.

And, yes, the US trade deficit does have something to do with its propensity to spend rather than save.

Sap is a natural paint and its quality has something to do with varieties, weather condition, tapping technology and storing time.

Urban planning must has something to do with the culture of that very city.

Does it have something to do with being able to manifest or feed people energy literally?

Now, you've heard this word before, and you know it has something to do with bones. But can you actually explain what it is?

She says she doesn't know why she is so good at beer-tasting but thinks it may have something to do with her long love affair with perfumes.

As a matter of fact, there are many other factors that have something to do with it, among which attitude is the most important.

I don't know what James does for a living, but I guess it has something to do with computers.

These factors must surely have had something to do with the decline of marriage.

The reason, it was theorized , had something to do with variations in fetal bra in development, though no precise explanation was given.

Rice blast is a major disease for rice in Shenyang area, and its growth has something to do with the category of rice blast.

And then I remembered that it could have something to do with the connection of the keyboard.

Some disgusting sugary drink pretending to have something to do with fruits of the forest?

and the deep narrative is Gao Liwei's anxiety about his cultural identity, which has something to do with his oriental self-consciousness.

New research suggests that it may have something to do with how masculine or feminine a face looks .

Jason: Let me just guess here, but the ending had something to do with guacamole ?

In contrary it made way for themed related keywords that have something to do with the content of the website.

The glass is broken, it really has something to do with you.

The thesis believes that the natural landscape triggering Li Yu's sentiment has something to do with his personal experience.

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

The whole teaching process and effect tend to have something to do with the design of introductory speech.

My daughter's kindergarten is in Big Stone Tiger Alley though, the places nearby still have something to do with Cao Xueqin.

The book has something to do with him.

If material wealth does not bring happiness, then what does Perhaps happiness has something to do with where you live.

For most people it has something to do with their career, job title, or the company they work for.

Dr. Manuel Ferreira said, "It's a drug that reduces the activity of the gene that we've now found has something to do with asthma. "

If possible, schedule time with a sweetheart or a group of pals to attend a social event that has something to do with the arts.

A current investigation into BSkyB's monopoly in the pay-television market may have something to do with his son's antipathy towards Ofcom.

Maybe the Latin prefix 'sex' has something to do with it, although I've liked the number since I was way too young . . .

He believes the mechanism may have something to do with internal simulation of what other people are doing while we are observing them.

Moreover, we find reciprocity, trust and open have something to do with the locally individual relationship of entrepreneurs.

I think it had something to do with "stomping out Bush" or "stomping on Bush" .

It has something to do with ideologies, machines, wealth, reputation and the trap of modernization.

Libra is a horoscope which means fair justice, having something to do with social interaction, society expression and psychology.

Do you think it has something to do with your past?

Could this have something to do with a flooding and re flooding pattern that has also emerged?

Why? You think he has something to do with this?

Results: Basically the amount of medical knowledge has something to do with the college students' sell-health care.

More and more people have realized such a fact that heart disease has something to do with people's way of living.

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

Results Hypoimmunity of the aged people had something to do with lung infection of bacterium accompanied by fugue.

Does the trend have something to do with nationwide concentration on immediate results of economy and little interest in long-range studies?

Earth, air, fire, water. We're looking for a Bernini sculpture having something to do with air.

Almost everyone already knows that there's a local function that has something to do with local variables.

Happiness is different from pleasure. Happiness has something to do with struggling and enduring and accomplishing.

Japan's desire for international heft also has something to do with it.

Those beautiful brown eyes may have something to do with it.

Does this have something to do with the expansiveness in his own writing?

It may have something to do with the way we educate software professionals, this author contends.

Who would have thought that something to do with your stomach would cause hoarseness?

I was thinking about the idiom that has something to do with the word "dou" .

Recently, it was found that mrna had something to do with regulating gene expression and cell cycle.

The results also reveal that the activity of vortex has something to do with the distribution of rainfall.

THE brutally shaven pate probably has something to do with it.

Maybe it has something to do with my daily jogging and green tea-drinking.

After dinner, they told us some interesting stories about Christmas. We learned that Christmas had something to do with God.

Presently, Topics of cars are hanging on my lips. One in three words escaping from my lips has something to do with cars.

'I suppose your visit has something to do with this Ming History business, ' said Lu Liuliang.

Personal relationship and activities have something to do with the internet addiction.

The answer has something to do with the familiar phenomenon that economists call "clustering. "

This legal case if indeed as expected have something to do with breaking to point, I naturally want its true facts thoroughly.

It might also have something to do with the education methods my mother used on me .

Noda's background may have something to do with his good standing among fellow politicians.

It has something to do with how our daily responsibilities overwhelm us.

You should further explain your answer, and make sure that it has something to do with the company's growth.

Oh, Mom, ther sure course has something to do with you.

they are immobile; probably the drugs have something to do with the weight gain but these patients often develop metabolic syndrome.

The change of blood fat levels had something to do with the change of the dietary constitutes.

All right then. What does it mean? Something to do with shirts, I suppose.

This festival has something to do with the great Chinese writer, Qu Yuan.

Is it. . . I assume it has something to do with the speed of innovation within the very dynamic atmosphere of the Web?

I think it has something to do with what I call the accumulation of biocultural capital.

You are so clever. Do you think it has something to do with the climate there?

I don't know what he does exactly, but I know it has something to do with computer.

That may have something to do with the availability of full-length TV programs and movies online.

We think this kind of variability must have something to do with premature ageing.

Does his visit have something to do with the meeting tomorrow?

They speculated that maybe semen chemistry has something to do with the McClintock effect.

Sure record-breaking rates have something to do with more older and overweight mothers, plus more twins.

The first actual telephone call also had something to do with an accident.

The design of an infinite maze has something to do with kaleidoscopes.

It has something to do with the electron, but we don't know exactly what!

My dream job would be something to do with music, for definite.

The best guess about what is happening is that it has something to do with the way the batteries are charged and discharged during use.

Nancy's bad work has something to do with her cold.

By oneself bear personal get to the Internet pay of have something to do with this service of telephone expenses, network expenses.

Some recent researches indicate UV has something to do with the prevalence of HPV infection.

You will be designing a space like you did this time, but instead of relating to a story of passage, it will something to do with music.

Matthew: There is another argument that it has something to do with true love.

Perhaps this chart has something to do with it?

The researchers think it may have something to do with coffee's anti-inflammatory effects.

Happiness has something to do with struggling and enduring and accomplishing.

I bet Rita had something to do with it. She loves cake.

It has something to do with poor workmanship and assembly.

The answer may have something to do with a coin toss.

This has very big something to do with that time highly effective popular education including moral education.

Science fiction fans might think the tag had something to do with Analog, the classic sci-fi magazine.

Most people would say that religion has something to do with belief in God.

This devil of a man had something to do with Mr. Hugo.

had something to do with your awakening?

It believed that perhaps that had also something to do with the informal sector.

Whether fall in love with a person only has something to do with ourselves.

Mr. Knight's access to classes may have something to do with his pocketbook.

'Quake has something to do with anything. We're living on the crust. The underworld rules us all. '

In modern times, teenagers have a preference for popular music, which has something to do with the age characteristic and time background.

That may have something to do with why we consider ourselves smarter than chimps.

But languages don't have anything to do with engineering. Shouldn't everything I put on my resume have something to do with my field?

The Cherry Pit Spit began in 1974, when Herb Teichman, a Michigan cherry farmer, was looking for "something to do" with cherry pits.

P: Many artists have drawn symbolic things; this has something to do with fast-food culture.

And, very surprisingly, over half of them had, actually, something to do with design.

This dog's death has something to do with that man.

The chemist had something to do with a company.

The imperialist Patrick J. Hurley has had something to do with this business.

Prices are also adjusted for quantity: if a recipe calls for half an onion, you'll probably find something to do with the other half.

This has something to do with the Chinese family tradition that the son takes care of his parents in old age.

I knew it has something to do with pearls!

Another conjecture about the reason for the doom has something to do with the asteroid.

Maybe this had something to do with it.

This time, the rumor is that the snowfall has something to do with U. S. President Obama's visit next week.

Rachel: Oh gosh, it has something to do with numbers.

According to Huang Guoying's English Pedagogy, foreign language educational theory has something to do with psychological linguistic theory.

Ben: So what the hecks going happen with all these people anyway? Willl, Mike finds something to do with the girl with that weird voice.

Since 666 has to do with trade, especially global trade, people have wondered if this number may have something to do with the Internet.

My stomachache may have something to do with the food I ate yesterday.

I am not sure what her job is, but it has something to do with marketing.

They should have, obviously. Something to do with the head of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, being a big berk.

Sir, I'd like to buy this seal and let it go free. I think it has something to do with that dream I just told you about.

The reason that Chinese men emphasize their wives' appearance has something to do with their so called self-respect.

The frost will have something to do with the high price of fruit this year .

The humorous rumour has something to do with human humanity and vanity .

Perhaps that has something to do with the finding that women trade less.

He must have something to do with the murder.

The second reason has something to do with a man.

Perhaps her great-grandmother had something to do with this.

Our meeting today have something to do with some problems facing our company.

Sheer innovation also had something to do with the decision.

Characteristic has something to do with the cope-with style.

Does anybody have something to do with my happiness?

That may have something to do with the western diet in general.

In addition, another stealth startup, MetaWeb, is building something to do with the semantic Web.

I am sure that it has something to do with his present research.

Marx pointed out: "Everything that people are fighting for all have something to do with their interests. "

According to the research, this symptom has something to do with the excessive desert.

Doctors say heart disease and some other diseases have something to do with the pressure.

Does that have something to do with faith also?

Are their definitions have something to do with logic ?

I can only suppose it must be because I have really something to do with them, and can't be kept out.

These stories have something to do with his memory.

How can I understand "Pains lead to happiness. " Does hapiness have something to do with pains?

Does this have something to do with the uneven pace of sinking?

Does the elevated level of IGF-I in circulation has something to do with insulin resistance?

It must have something to do with the accident.

It's got something to do with the structure of a material.

Perhaps happiness has something to do with where you live.

In addition, music has something to do with the ecosystem of the flora and fauna.

It has something to do with how we think, what we focus on, and how we live each moment.

I presume the job creation story has something to do with fiscal stimulus aimed at subsidising work-sharing.

Happiness is something to do with simplicity.

The police think he has something to do with this.

That might also have something to do with real-life manners.

Results: The types, dosage and the pressure of preparations and so on had something to do with the quality of dispersible tablets.

Does it have something to do with perfect criminals?

had something to do with some factors, such as corneal edema, retinal hemorrhage, vitreous body turbidity, stuffing in Vitreous cavity.