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The phrase "arranged ones" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used to refer to items or individuals that have been organized or set in a particular order.
Example: "The arranged ones on the shelf caught my attention due to their symmetry and color."
Alternatives: "organized items" or "sorted ones".
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The organs are perfectly arranged to carry out their tasks, Dr. Emond said, including the asymmetrically arranged ones like the liver and heart.
When the speed increases to 800 rpm, the aligned fibers are covered with a few randomly arranged ones, which reduce the quality not only of the whole oriented fiber system (Fig. 5c) but also of the subsequent twisted rope (Fig. 5d, e) to some extent.
Not the colorful, meticulously arranged ones of Instagram fame: "They were essentially cut-up pieces of bread, bacon and soft-boiled egg".
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He finally got the weights arranged, one on top of another, in a space of only 3 inches wide.
Four big copper kettles were arranged, one below the other, on the steps of a stone staircase.
West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher flew to Moscow on a hastily arranged one-day trip for talks with his Soviet counterpart, Andrei A. Gromyko.
She has, however, arranged one ceremony for a young man on a football pitch.
Olde City Mortgage, the company that arranged one of Ms. McLeod's loans, made $6,000 on a single refinancing, and EquiFirst received $890 in a loan origination fee.
The marriage was an arranged one and he grew to be her lifelong companion.
The marriage was an arranged one; the bride, Bibi Fatima Khan (no relation), was fifteen years old.
"It was a love marriage," Mrs. Paracha said, rather than a traditional arranged one.
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