Examples of using It has to do in English and their translations into Norwegian
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It has to do with this job, which, judging by the fact that you're sitting opposite me.
In most cases it has to do with an excessive intake of energy(food),
Most likely, it has to do with the auric field of the child,
It has to do what it has to do… in order to stay competitive in today's economic climate.
If I feel that way, it has to do with how his parents bring him to you.
I believe it has to do something with the way I set up CMake,
Increasingly it has to do more with less,
But for me, ultimately, it has to do with both privacy and ownership of the information.
A lot of it has to do with opening an account which you will have to wait for a week before it is approved.
It has to do with the way forces are transferred to the rest of a structure if a part breaks unexpectedly,” Langseth says.
Not a day has gone by- Some speculate it has to do with his unique blend of ethnicities.
Uh, something's going on with you, and it has to do with that mysterious container,
Perhaps you are using a modem or router, if it has to do port forward.
what isn't should first understand ephedra and what it has to do with ephedrine.
On the contrary, it has to do with an ancient cleavage in civilisation between the caste who closed their eyes to 9/11,
A male Siberian tiger patrols a territory of almost 2,000 square kilometers, and it has to do so if it is to find enough prey to keep itself alive during the long winter.
other terms that have a lot more to do with technology than it has to do with finance in the common sense.
It had to do something.
Okay, so, it had to do with the sex thing.
I would imagined it had to do with your menagerie of exotic reptiles.