They were both Dominicans, members of a Catholic order whose motto is "Veritas".
Mr. Gold, of course, belongs to the literary order whose art is identified with the worker.
King Idris's legitimacy rested on his leadership of the Sanussi religious order, whose flag the rebels have made their own.
Jesuits are a missionary order whose members, in this case at least, would rather not be thought of as proselytizers.
Policing cannot be expected to underpin a social order whose foundations have been eroded by Blatcherite neoliberalism.
A member of the Salesian order, whose particular mission is to work with the young, he is quintessentially a pastoral cleric rather than a church bureaucrat.
One involved the television series "Law & Order," whose producers briefly contemplated using the house for an episode involving a murder that takes place in a kitchen.
Miss Macaluso, 46, was so ubiquitous that the Blessed Sacrament order, whose priests run the parish, hired her to do administrative work.
Of the 348 ballots cast against Mr. Trimble -- 43 percent of those voting -- 120 came from the Orange Order, whose block membership he now plans to eliminate.
But such wantonness is exciting, and it keeps the show from being too similar to legal dramas like "Law and Order," whose plots derive from the evening news.
Dr. Morris was a world-renowned scholar of the highest order whose contributions in anthropology and archaeology earned him membership in the National Academy of Sciences.
