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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific charge, fee, or accusation in various contexts, such as legal, financial, or technical discussions.
Example: "The lawyer explained the implications about the charge that was brought against her client."
Alternatives: "regarding the charge" or "concerning the charge".
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Investors were unconcerned about the charge.
What about the charge that Labour was wasteful?
For six months, he argued about the charge.
What about the charge that he hasn't taken enough risks?
He made his comments about the charge at a question time event held at the Bafta.
"Punjab is known for murdering its daughters," Simram remarks, explaining her skepticism about the charge.
What about the charge that the Fed is simply bailing out Wall Street?
The police did not release any additional details about the charge.
Mr. Yassky, who says he categorically opposes the death penalty, was mostly philosophical about the charge.
"Everybody that comes through and fills up is complaining about the charge on the gas prices," Ms. Troyer said.
Graeber is more worried about the charge that modern anarchists are feckless, so he is keen to give anarchists credit for changing the world.
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