Ordering relation where all elements can be compared, equality means identity; binary relation on some set, which is antisymmetric, transitive, and total.
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There was nothing to be done but to obey the simple order.
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Two days later, when Finn O'Byrne appeared, he gave him a simple order.
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The simple order was worth more than many plans of union.
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He and his two friends are liable to arrest on my simple order.
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To his officers he gave the simple order, Follow me!
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There are too many ambiguities in the simple order to play matches behind closed doors.
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This was a simple order, and both Foaly and Orion could obey without their realities clashing.
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Can ye nay obey a simple order?
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The Yankees had dispatched two operatives with a simple order: don't come back unless you have Contreras signed.
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You have it in your power, by a simple order, to obtain from the Government these 5000 men.
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That simple order brought home the grim facts of war at that moment as scarcely anything else could have done.
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At nightfall he was still absent, and the omission of a few words in a simple order cost the Confederates dear.
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The Convention had made the simple order that Madame Elizabeth should be the last but one, and that Toulan should follow her.
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There are only two people in Orbajosa who can make him do what they wish by a simple order-youand Dona Perfecta.
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To win this simple order a man must prove his courage under fire, must be the author of an heroic exploit on the battle-field.
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They had long since buried these subjects under simple orders of business.
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