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have to do with

verb as in regard

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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.

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‘What does the American Revolution have to do with me?’

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The most appropriate form of government intervention in the housing market might not have to do with consumer mortgages, UBS analyst John Lovallo wrote in a recent note.

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What does Bollywood have to do with Christmas?

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What does a paperboy’s tip have to do with the end of the world?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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