Down
In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Both terms in one sentence
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In this commercial for the Acura RDX Gulliver has been tied down by the Liliputians in order to give him a car.
Source: Gulliver Tie-Down - ReBoot. Part of the plot for "My Two Bobs" involved Bob bringing himself down to normal in order to be more "original" like the other Bob.
Source: Brought Down to Normal -
In order to access the dungeon, a player must first track down the city via a system of sewers.
Source: Down the Drain
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