Bottom of Page White Space

What would cause too much white space to appear on random pages in a 300 page document when the text automatically flows from page to page?

Most likely cause is a keep option in a paragraph style that requires a certain number of lines to stay together, the last line in one paragraph to remain with the first in the next, or the paragraph to start on the next page or in the next frame or column.

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         <p><span class="copyrightType"><img src="images/dogpic.jpg" alt="Dog Behavior Therapy" width="183" height="275" class="h_img_float_right" /></span><strong>NYDogWorks L.L.C. is owned and operated by Master Certified Dog Trainer and Behavior Specialist Brian DeMartino. </strong><br />
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