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Discover Ludwig"a prelude to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a way to introduce something that follows after it. For example, "The meeting was a prelude to further discussion on the matter."
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Is the report a prelude to litigation?
Isn't all investment a prelude to consumption?
Was this a prelude to blackmail?
Said as a prelude to destroying them.
It was a prelude to genocide.
Stargazing had been a prelude to this.
HUDSON SCHOOL "A Prelude to a Kiss".
Now they seem a prelude to Harvey.
Yesterday there was a prelude to this misery.
That might be a prelude to bigger policy changes.
None of this constitutes a prelude to greatness.
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