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Busy means having many things to do or being actively involved in work or activities. For example:

She's busy with her project. - This means she is spending time and effort on her project and doesn't have much free time.

By the way is a phrase used to change the subject or add extra information that is not directly connected to what was said before. It's often used in casual conversation. For example:

By the way, have you seen the new blog feature? - This means the speaker is bringing up a new topic that just came to mind.

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BLANK, what's keeping you BLANK these days?

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By the way

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These three words introduce a new topic in the conversation.

busy

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This adjective refers to being occupied with activities or tasks.

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