Messed up
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
Both terms in one sentence
- Happens in order to show how messed up internal politics can become in the police force.
- In I, Robot, Spooner, who has an intense fear of heights, comments on the "messed up" building design that forces the characters to walk out over an incredible drop, across very thin walkways, '''without safety rails''', in order to access the only service terminal to a giant computerbrain.
Source: Lampshade Hanging / Film
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