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I often hear "associated to" and it sounds wrong to me but because I hear it so often I question whether everyone else is right and I am wrong.
 

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I often hear "associated to" and it sounds wrong to me but because I hear it so often I question whether everyone else is right and I am wrong.

You are right and they are wrong. 'Associated with' is correct.
 
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