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"if it was about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in most contexts, including fiction, journalism, and academic writing. For example, "I knew it was going to be a difficult conversation; if it was about negotiating our boundaries, I knew there would be tension."
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She came up to me afterwards and asked if it was about autism as she had a child on the spectrum.
"If it was about really football, I think you would talk to the offensive coordinator," Kyle aaid.
If it was about helping Islam's moderates against its reactionaries, what is so clever about stepping in to someone else's civil war?Besides, the horrors of pre-invasion Iraq had nothing to do with Islam's inner demons.
There were times (the bride who could hardly move in her thick white woven wedding gown comes to mind) when this collection looked as if it was about to crumble under the weight of its inspiration.
Initially, I wondered if it was about anything at all.
If it was about millinery, I could live with Hatiquette.
"That was a bit dull, I thought it would work better if it was about connections".
"If it was about everybody's comfort, you'd choose to do it differently," Hurdle said.
I could have arrested him then if it was about that.
When I told my lawyer uncle about her proposal, he wondered if it was about money.
If it was about education, graduates wouldn't be suffering so badly, he says.
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