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The phrase "bedtime about" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English.
It is possible that someone may say "What time is bedtime about?" in informal spoken English, but it would be more appropriate to say "What time is bedtime?" or "What time is bedtime usually?" For example, a parent may say to their child, "What time is bedtime usually?" to confirm what time they are expected to go to bed.
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I suspect there will be more tears before bedtime about the JSF programme, as the day approaches when cheques must be written for it.
If you are taking a sublingual, quick release, or liquid form, you may take it closer to bedtime, about 30 minutes before you plan to go to sleep.
Even just a few words every night at bedtime about your day, what they are doing at that point, funny moments, etc.
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