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The phrase "a thing about how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or concept related to a particular method or manner of doing something.
Example: "There's a thing about how we approach problem-solving that really sets us apart from our competitors."
Alternatives: "an aspect of how" or "a matter regarding how".
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About a year ago I wrote a thing about how Johnny Depp just might be the lamest guy on Earth.
Almost exactly a year ago, I wrote a thing about how I was offered a couple of passes to the infamous Blackout Haunted House, and could literally not find a single VICE staffer to drag their pussy ass through it.
"I became a council woman without knowing a thing about how municipal affairs are run.
"It turns out that we don't know a thing about how cells work".
But I'm not telling them a thing about how often I floss my teeth.
From the panel, and from me at Comic-Con (apart from a couple of remaining film panels and a thing about how brilliant fandom is) Thanks very much, and good afternoon.
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"On the Dubious Origins of Beatles, Translated from the John Lennon" was a wacky thing about how a man came down on a flaming pie and gave them the name.
While enjoying my liquid lunch just a few brief moments ago, my sex lover said a funny thing about how Beyoncé probably has a special spray for her hair.
So she told Working Title about me, and I sold Eric a whole thing about how because I was a character in the book, I knew how to do this.
Please don't make a big thing about how the gadget you bought only a few months ago is already obsolete.
Scientists didn't "know a goddam thing" about how their own activities should be organized and directed.
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