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how about

Idioms  
  1. What is your thought, feeling, or desire concerning. For example, How about a cup of tea? or How about joining us for lunch? It is also put as how about it, as in How about it? Do you want to come along? [Mid-1800s] Also see what about.


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In a new paper in Science, researchers from the University of Chicago describe how, about 66 million years ago, the bodies of the duck-billed dinosaur Edmontosaurus annectens were transformed into remarkably detailed dinosaur "mummies" that preserved tiny features of skin, scales, and hooves.

From Science Daily

How about an animated feature in which a snake is a gentle, misunderstood hero who seeks merely to restore his people’s —er, his fellow reptiles’—rightful legacy?

From The Wall Street Journal

And how about the Baltimore Ravens?

From BBC

How about saying that a player being offside in the six-yard box always has to be impacting a goalkeeper?

From BBC

How about 15:14.5 on the rain course!

From Los Angeles Times