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March 01, 2017, 01:55 PM
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The interjection "Now"
In English, the word "now" can sometimes be used just as a lead-in, for instance:
"Now I'm not here to sell you something - just to raise money for charity". Is there a similar utterance in Spanish. I'm guessing that "ahora" wouldn't have the same meaning. 
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