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    Not quite. You could simply say "How are things?" Or "How are things with you?" but, "How are things where you are?" is asking about the location and not the person. Like maybe in the case of bad weather or political turmoil. When asking "How are you?", you are asking about the person.
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    July 7, 2014
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