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The phrase "about the pie" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject related to a pie, whether it's a recipe, a story, or an event involving pie.
Example: "We had a delightful conversation about the pie that was served at the party last night."
Alternatives: "regarding the pie" or "concerning the pie".
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(Most are not about the pie).
Mr. Doonan asked about the pie.
A different spokesman added later that they had no comment to make about the pie.
Talk story about The Pie, a Russian restaurant on East 86th St., run by Simon and Anya Kublanov.
What's striking about the pie chart is how big a slice of it consists of predation by free-roaming cats.
Our spirits lifting, we walked as we ate and forgot all about the pie as it went on baking.
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But what about the pies?
I'll never go out again!" I'm not joking about the pies.
It's also about the people who read about the pies — perhaps, for instance, in The New York Times.
"An artist created decorative flyers to hang around the garden, based on themes and stories told by the residents". "A resident named Roger had told us about the pies his mum used to cook when he was a child.
Though locals rave about the pies -- the most unusual being plum ginger -- the market also serves lunch daily, with a menu that rotates 18 kinds of chicken salad ($5.95 for a sandwich).
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