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The phrase "about the dark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to darkness, whether literal or metaphorical, such as fear, mystery, or the unknown.
Example: "The novel explores themes about the dark, delving into the characters' fears and insecurities."
Alternatives: "regarding darkness" or "concerning the dark".
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About the dark times".
We're not talking about the dark ages.
Who cares about the dark matter?' I don't want that".
But what about the dark side of delusion?
It's life," said Wainwright. "Drama is about the dark side.
I asked him about the dark nature of his work.
I wonder about the dark times in her life.
A cautionary tale about the dark side of dreams?
/ Yes, there will also be singing / About the Dark Times".
He knows something about the dark (and inescapable) side of family.
These plays know a lot about the dark (and inescapably funny) side of just being.
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