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established order

noun as in establishment

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Their rise under Emery will also give hope to those fearing the top four will always be a closed shop, following on from Newcastle United’s example last season in gatecrashing the so-called established order.

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That popular spirit is at the heart of Carnival, which isn’t just about cutting loose; it also represents the subversion of established order and roving street parties are a manifestation of the people taking control of the city.

Before Sunday's match against Manchester City, Spurs are just one point behind the top three, only trail fourth-placed Manchester United on goal difference - and, according to manager Robert Vilahamn, hold no fear of the established order.

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The Hess team is targeting years of success and a sea change in the established order of women's cycling.

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In years past, there has been an established order for how to handle the periodic episodes when floodwaters cascaded into the basin: Water would be allowed to flow where gravity took it, to the deepest section of the lakebed, before being allowed to encroach on higher ground.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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