In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Both terms in one sentence
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Shirou sums up this very nicely in one word:Shirou: "Fuck." And in chapter 23, Matsu found out about the Holy Grail War, and used a Batman Gambit in order to force Shirou to spit things out.
Source: Fanfic / In Flight -
Burn Notice: The episode "Partners in Crime" had Fiona donning a pair in order to pose as a CIA Agent, placing her nicely into this trope.
Source: Meganekko -
One which happens to be in a system which has laws against the exact activities that X-Tel was doing in order to get Godot to play nicely with them.
Source: Police Are Useless
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