Examples of using Has something to do in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Maybe the clue has something to do with color.
Has something to do with seeing the history of an object.
She has something to do.
Ben has something to do first.
You think he has something to do with that?
Well, this has something to do with what you call the body.
And you think this has something to do with God?
It has something to do with the alien symbiote.
Maybe it's because they think it has something to do with pleasure.
We think Terra Prime is involved, has something to do with the child.
You're also implying that this baseball-playing alien has something to do… with the famous Roswell UFO crash of July'47, aren't you?
Of July'47, aren't you? You're also implying that this baseball-playing alien has something to do with the famous Roswell UFO crash.
You're also implying that this alien has something to do with the famous Roswell UFO crash of July'47, aren't you?
With the famous Roswell UFO crash of July'47, aren't you? You're also implying that this alien has something to do.
Has something to do with the famous Roswell UFO crash ofJuly,'47, aren't you? You're also implying that this baseball-playing alien?
You think that the Pathway has something to do with what Conrad did to himself?
The latter has something to do with the fact that, as a result of the ICEI study, we have been allocated the new task of performing coherence checks.
Can't really help you much with regards to the gzip, this has something to do with a conflicting configuration which we are not aware of.
All of which has something to do with a drug being made using propane called Rapture.