have to do with
Example Sentences
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“But for many Asian Americans, they may think: What do my thoughts and feelings have to do with this conflict I’m having with my mom, or this issue with my boss about asking for a raise?”
From Los Angeles Times
However, it has since shifted its focus and Schmidt indicated in a social media post that his interest may have to do with launching AI data centers into space due to their huge power needs.
From Los Angeles Times
Scientists think that these changes have to do with the planetary waves.
From Space Scoop
Their profitability in the past three years—most of which doesn’t have to do with AI—has made the decision to keep spending easier: Their cumulative net income is set to eclipse $750 billion between 2023 and 2025.
As for that perception, Michael Swanson, an agricultural economist with Wells Fargo, said it may have to do with the fact that prices continue to be elevated for food items in general, as evidenced by the most recent available federal government data that show a 2.7% annual increase in the “food at home” category’s costs.
From MarketWatch
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