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The phrase "about a crowd" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, events, or situations that involve a group of people.
Example: "The speaker shared fascinating insights about a crowd gathered at the festival."
Alternatives: "regarding a crowd" or "concerning a crowd".
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There is something unbearably arbitrary about a crowd disaster.
Trump's support is not just about a crowd in South Carolina.
"Excellent!" What about a crowd of Israelis, but with a few Muslims as well?
It makes sense to trigger alarm bells rather than be complacent – especially when you read about a crowd screaming "National socialism, now, now, now!" somewhere in Germany.
He was appalled when he read about a crowd in another Chinese city that shouted at a desperate migrant worker standing atop a billboard to jump.
In the 40s, Cole was producing hard-boiled pulp fiction comic strips, such as "Murder, Morphine and Me", about a crowd of Los Angeles junkies and hustlers.
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As I wandered about, a curious crowd gathered.
When the fire started, Mr. Bogdan was milling about in a crowd of thousands outside the Union Depot, along the Mississippi riverfront.
– "It's not about being in a crowd, it's about doing what I want as a person".
An article yesterday about a crowd-dispersal weapon planned by the Pentagon misidentified the country where American troops clashed with crowds during a United Nations mission in 1993.
Correction: March 3 , 2001 Saturday An article yesterday about a crowd-dispersal weapon planned by the Pentagon misidentified the country where American troops clashed with crowds during a United Nations mission in 1993.
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