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The phrase "about the trash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues related to waste, garbage, or refuse.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about the trash that has been accumulating in the park."
Alternatives: "regarding the waste" or "concerning the garbage".
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And what about the trash?
The lesson: Warn people earlier about the trash cans.
The call about the trash required a name.
Nonetheless, Officer LaCicero said there was no personal animosity and that a neighbor had complained about the trash.
Mr. Ahl said he had been silenced by Mr. Harrison when he tried to speak about the trash bin issue.
In the past several months, Preston has learned a lot about the trash we make and where it goes after we throw it away.
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He estimates that with about 60 of these devices, they'll be able to collect about half the trash in the big patch.
Many in Buffalo lustily cheered for someone who delivered blunt tirades about taking out the trash in Albany.
It was about 9 A.M. The trash, still steaming, floated triumphantly under the Manhattan Bridge, under the Brooklyn Bridge, and then past the seaport.
According to a 2008 study, about half of the trash generated in the subway system is discarded newspapers — although print circulation has declined since then.
I think about taking out the trash the way we used to at home, rolling it out to the curb, the trucks passing while we were at school.
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