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"questions about the" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about questions that relate to a specific topic or thing. For example, "I have a few questions about the new product launch."
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Questions about the killings remain.
No questions about the defense.
Many questions about the virus remain.
We also have questions about the objective.
Questions about the health care law overhaul?
He brushed aside questions about the Bentley.
Still, she has questions about the specifics.
Still, there are questions about the future.
There were other questions about the incident.
They are questions about the shooter.
But there are questions about the finish.
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