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Discover Ludwig'orderly man' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used as a descriptor, usually for someone who is organized, neat, and efficient. For example: "The orderly man moved quickly and efficiently through the crowd, never bumping into anyone."
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This was an orderly man.
An orderly man, he has reduced his life to a functional minimum, measured out in cigarettes.
Yet Mr. Tchuruk -- an orderly man who finds consolation in Bach concertos -- is no stranger to disappointment.
He is an orderly man who has learned how to withstand disorder, an impatient man who has reached some accommodation with endless delay.
And it also, in a way, sums up the genius of Escher himself, an orderly man who made inexhaustibly extraordinary things.
Whereas Fidel and Mr Chávez are close friends the two were photographed talking, both dressed in convalescent tracksuits, after Mr Chávez's surgery Raúl, a quiet and orderly man, seems ill at ease with the boisterous Bolivarian.
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"The more secure and orderly a man's life is, the more he believes in his own invulnerability," Kleiner summarizes.
It was an orderly world.
"The State Liquor Authority said people had to be orderly, and men kissing or dancing together was considered disorderly," Dick Leitsch, the lead organizer of the "sip-in," recalled half a century later, over a cup of coffee at Julius'.
An indignant orderly told the man he couldn't park there.
The author's father, an orderly, intensely private man, all but perished as well, out of humiliation.
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