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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a table about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a table that provides information or data regarding a specific topic.
Example: "In the report, there is a table about the annual sales figures for each product line."
Alternatives: "a table concerning" or "a table regarding".
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If they can get around a table about that, why not with the cabin crew?
Judge Lippman conducts meetings at a table about the size of a dinner plate in his cramped Manhattan chambers.
His party piece at the magazine was jumping from a standing position to the top of a table about four and a half feet high.
What you can't see in the picture is a table, about 8ft long, sitting along the whole length of which is a sloping music stand.
Mr. Davies, who lives in a TriBeCa loft with a table about the size of the Sahara and bits of African and Middle Eastern art, had taken a job in banking in 1996, pursuing filmmaking only on the side.
"They did it at a table about this size," Mr. Bilello said as he sat in the large wood-paneled corner office he inherited at the council's Hudson Street headquarters.
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As we see her in the final frames of the show, she sits in a sparkling evening gown at a regal table, about to feast on what appears to be a succulent human arm.
The company's collection includes a low table (about $1,195) with a bridge (about $195) that can be moved like a lateral lazy susan.
Now imagine a bomb underneath the table, about to go off.
The custom pieces, which vary in price according to the stone, are available as a 24-inch-square side table (about $5,350, below) and as an 18-by-52-inch 18-by-52-inch 18-by-52-inch 18-by-52-inch
And a 17-inch-high side table (about $170) complements the pair.
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