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    I have seen all these used in business correspondence in the US. There is a subtle difference in that using "further to" implies something additional to the topic of the meeting while the other two phrases might introduce a new topic or something related to the circumstances of the meeting itself, rather than the subject matter. A more informal usage would be, "following up on our meeting..."
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    "To them" can't be a separate sentence. Also it is perhaps a bit of a mixed metaphor. You view colours, (colors in the US) you don't approach them. Except for the sentence fragment it works grammatically, but is not idiomatic to my US ear. Perhaps; " Most matters in life can take on a different color depending on your point of view. "
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    Further to Mr. Chambers' response. The INternational Civil Aviation Organization, (ICAO) which is the Organization that creates the letter codes for airports, publishes standards for passports. They call for English or French, or both. The reason is practicality. Gate agents at international airports cannot be familiar with all languages.
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    permittanme presentarme Me llamo James. Soy un banquero de la inversion, retirado. Vivo en los Ustados Unidos, en Neuva Jersey. Por esparcimento navigo un barco de vela con mi espousa. Tambien me gusto montar en bici y esquiar. Tenemos dos gatos y un hijo. Los gatos vivan con nosotros- el hijo, no mas. Il es mayor y el vive en Chicago. Gracias y adios. No se porque el foto es al reves!
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