Ordered
Ordered adjective - Having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule.
Both words in one sentence
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As punishment, the President had Brax take said assassin's place and ordered him to kill an old man and his granddaughter.
Source: Audio Play / Gallifrey - At the movie's climax he is finally ordered to target an enemy officer, and has him in his sights... when Command decides to just bomb the place instead.
Source: The Unfought - In Dragon Bones the king wants to murder the queen's lover (a man he himself ordered to become the queen's lover in the first place), but kills the twin brother of the man instead.
Source: Murder by Mistake
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