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Meanings of do with in English

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Usage of do with in English
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What has New Zealand got to do with the South China Sea?
Radio NZ
2
It has nothing to do with demand, said a second market participant.
Reuters
3
For example, take ideology: city governance has nothing to do with it.
The Guardian
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Both local problems had to do with the pollution of drinking water.
The new yorker
5
Sullivan did not look up, but said, 'What'll they do with 'im?'
Second to None
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But market value has little to do with this war, experts say.
Reuters
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What you do with this knowledge is a different matter, of course.
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
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However, the closure has as much to do with business as safety.
The Guardian
9
Far more time, in fact, than anything to do with the food.
A Russian Journal
10
The second point has to do with the substance of the deal.
The Guardian
11
The years flew by, of course, as they always do with children.
Caught
12
But quite what the government plans to do with it remains unclear.
The Guardian
13
For sure it's nothing to do with his physical condition, Stangelj said.
News.com.au
14
And I think the short answer has something to do with money.
Climbing Magazine
15
Vincent Browne:My first question has nothing to do with the planning tribunal.
The Irish Times
16
In reality, caretaking has nothing to do with being loving or good.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
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