of "by the way" and "of course" -- except less civil bcz london-style, which means they are pretty much overtly barefacedly rude, instead of carefully apologetically corrective
I usually use "of course" to mean, "I already know that you already know this but I need to emphasize it anyway" (and then I actually say something that no one including me has ever thought of until that very moment)(or at least one hopes that I do).
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