Cleanly
In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
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It is invulnerable while the eye is closed, and starts out surrounded by bubbles which must be separated and dispatched in order to attack it cleanly.
Source: Oculothorax - Standard booking is that the faces have to win matches cleanly and only lose due to cheating in order to keep the fans support and sympathy while heels almost never win cleanly so that the fans want to see them get beaten.
Source: Redemption Promotion -
Heroic Sacrifice: In order to prevent the creation of the Twisted and the High Ones, Aya switches bodies with Eve and has Eve (now in Aya's body) shoot Aya— thereby cleanly killing Eve's body (the source of the High Ones), and Aya's soul (the source of the Twisted) at once.
Source: Video Game / The 3rd Birthday
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