Changing Topics

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Incidentally, may I mention that?
Incidentally, may I mention that Hutchinson called today?

An alternative to consider
An alternative point to consider is the effect of this decision on our image.

While we are on the subject
While we are on the subject, I'd like to inform you that Jo is ill today.

On quite another matter
On quite another matter, battery life is still a major concern.

Could we now deal with?
Could we now deal with our plans for the Geneva summit?

By the way
By the way, it rained quite a bit yesterday.

Can we move onto?
Can we move onto our plans for dinner?

To bring up something else
To bring up something else, Max came to the office yesterday.

Now is time to
Now is the right time to talk about the new site. Tomorrow will be too late.

There’s another issue we have to deal with
There’s another issue we have to deal with – losses in the chemistry area.

I don’t want to
I don’t want to talk about football anymore. What are the plans for tonight?

It has just crossed my mind
It has just crossed my mind that Billy won’t be able to come.

Changing subject
Changing subject, did you see Dudley yesterday?

Before I forget
Before I forget, how did Jack and Edith get on?

We’ve had enough
We’ve had enough of you talking about golf. What’s the next point?

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