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Typically, you would say 「彼は寿司が好きです。」 to say "He likes sushi." But assuming
the "topic" of the sentence was something else and you couldn't use は without
repeating it (if that's an option), what particles would you use? …彼◯寿司◯好きです。

Edit: Should also clarify that I mean the subject is necessary. Removing 彼 or
the person's name is not an option.
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How to say "He likes something" without using は?
Just use a pause, although this would be informal.

>   * 彼、寿司好き.
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Although, I don't see why you can't repeat using a は.

>   * 食べ物は彼は寿司が好きです。
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Why is this not an option for you? Can you give examples or more context?
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