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A typical pattern for doing so is opening with a class of prepositions such as ''as for'', ''as regards'', ''regarding'', ''concerning'', ''respecting'', ''on'', ''re'', and others. Pedagogically or expositorily, that approach has value especially when speakers know that they need to lead the listener's attention from one topic to another in a deftly-efficient manner. They

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