Exemplos de uso de May have something to do em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I think this may have something to do with it.
The fact that Judaism is based on a religious historical myth may have something to do with it.
That show may have something to do with this.
I just have this feeling that whatever happened down there may have something to do with Jason's death.
This may have something to do with vested interest.
The character of Pumba,from'The Lion King', may have something to do with this fascination!
His happiness may have something to do with the material wealth overflowing in his arms.
When it still called the golden ratio,then it may have something to do with, that in history using.
This may have something to do with its signification because it is always below the earth like a foundation.
Senator Amidala thinks this may have something to do with the separatists.
This may have something to do with the grounding of the entire U.S. fleet of F-35 fighters worldwide.
We think that, uh, he orthe animal rights group he works with may have something to do with Courtney's death.
I think that may have something to do with Reg's cat.
It's rather silly, really… butthere has been some talk at the studio… that the legendary Phantom… may have something to do with it all.
I thought it may have something to do with Bjorn.
This may have something to do with the audio source, or the stability of the publisher's server or your internet connection.
The fact that freedom of speech has been relatively exempt from attack in matters related to terrorism may have something to do with awareness that a concern for freedom of expression is among our sharpest differences with the terrorists.
And since this may have something to do with your navy officer, the army has no objection to NCIS and DEA working it.
So diminished respect may have something to do with increased crime.
Liver cancer may have something to do with water; lung cancer has something to do with our air; gastric cancer has something to do with our food.
I think when Alice thought that we may have something to do with your disappearance-- which is not her fault.
That lack of response may have something to do with the lack of empathy that antisocial individuals tend to have with the feelings, rights, and suffering of others.
The answer to this question may have something to do with abolishing hateful ideologies and religions.
There's a possibility that his disappearance may have something to do with a report… he was about to file with the Department of Agriculture.
Young animals are more prone to experiencing migration- this may have something to do with the animal's own activity and more frequent petting and overt interaction puppies get with their owners.
The broken school day in the Netherlands, where children go home to lunch may have something to do with the high rate of part time working there: 87% of employed women in the Netherlands with a child aged 5 to 9 years old work.
This guy might have something to do with the missing girl.
Fact that they're Mennonites might have something to do with that.
Someone here might have something to do with our stolen zebras.
That might have something to do with the timing of your hauntings.