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The phrase "about what leaves" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context discussing the topic or subject of something related to leaves, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The discussion was about what leaves are essential for photosynthesis."
Alternatives: "regarding what leaves" or "concerning what leaves".
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We are also a lot less concerned about what leaves the country than other nations.
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Two years ago an economist who is now part of Syriza talked about what leaving the euro might mean – soldiers at cashpoints, forced nationalisation of industries.
So let there be no doubt about what leaving the EU means: an immediate shock, and then a permanently poorer country.
Muhammad said he worried constantly about what leaving his job and fleeing to the border would mean for his family back in Latakia, where violence has flared in recent weeks.
But this is actually a play about the horror not the terror of war, about what it leaves behind rather than what it does.
Signing a contract for three years and $21 million — about what was left on his deal with the Celtics — Rivers left pro basketball's most historically successful franchise for a team that had won two playoff series in four decades.
In thinking about what I leave behind...in every single situation I've been in, I think about leaving the Brand better than I found it.
Instead, she began thinking about what to leave behind.
This costume is all about what you leave out.
"I do think a lot about what we leave behind.
But perhaps I can do something about what's left.
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