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The phrase "about what new" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "Can you tell me about what new developments have occurred in the project?"
Alternatives: "about the new" or "regarding what is new".
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There is no mystery about what New York State needs: do it like New York City.
When speaking about what New York media are calling "Bridgegate" at a news conference in December, Christie accused the press of obsessing about the issue to paint him in a bad light.
Morris said businesses are still confused about what new regulations mean for their industries.
The conversation also needs to be about what New England can do tactically to mitigate that pass rush.
"We talk a lot about what new medicines we might want to try".
Part of the problem is that governments change their minds about what new weapons they need to suit the changing circumstances of war.
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Their records can be counted among the best recent documents about what new-world culture means.
"This is just a situation where we have not been realistic over the past decade about what New York could afford to spend and still remain a competitive and attractive place to live and do business," Ms. Wylde said.
After destroying Houston mid-week, I'm a bit nervous about what New York's offensive weapons can do when given space to counter.
The noisy but confusing argument about what New York City deserves in federal aid is not about the $20 billion that President Bush so emotionally promised.
"We are very concerned about what New Jersey may be considering," said Bill Saum, the N.C.A.A.'s director of agent, gambling and amateurism activities.
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