How can a SQL query have two from clauses?

As can be seen from the documentation of DELETE it can take two FROM clauses.

You can constrain the set of records you want to delete by more than one table. The second from just generates the alias C for the table you delete from, joins it with the table #common and deletes only records which have a record in talbe #common.

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