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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the prize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details, information, or topics related to a specific prize, such as in a competition or award context.
Example: "The committee will hold a meeting to discuss the criteria about the prize for this year's competition."
Alternatives: "regarding the prize" or "concerning the prize".
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Tells about the prize winners.
The problem is that it's not about the prize.
We do not know much about the prize".
Click here for more information about the prize.
"Right now I don't care about the prize.
Perry sees no cause for cynicism about the prize.
For the poor, it's all about the prize money.
Mr. Arkani-Hamed was just as astonished when he first heard about the prize.
More information about the prize is available at: http://responsiblebusiness.haas.berkeley.edu/programs/moskowitzresearchprogram.html.html
For more information about the prize, see the Dan David Prize website.
But the latter two spent all their time arguing with each other about the prize.
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