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When listing nouns like 「鶏肉とか、豚肉とか、牛肉ですよ。」, are you allowed to say something
like 「鶏肉とか、豚肉とか、だから、牛肉ですよ。」 to indicate a thusly relationship between the
other items, in the sense that if the previous elements are so, then obviously
the next one makes sense to be there too?
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When listing nouns, can you add だから between two elements to say "and, thus"?
No, you can't use だから there. Instead, you can say:

>   *
> 鶏肉とか、豚肉とか、[あと](http://www.guidetojapanese.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=7736)もちろん牛肉ですよ。
>   * 鶏肉とか、豚肉とか、それから当然、牛肉ですよ。
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