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Zingoleb:
Care to clarify?

Edit: Oh, googling things helps.

Papersatan:
Inorder is another one. 

In use:  I would need more evidence inorder to make that judgement.  I would type two words if I wanted to say: put the books in order.

pwhodges:
Sorry, but I would simply put a red cross against that.

Omega Entity:
Yeah, I'd use 'in order' for both of those examples.

Barmymoo:
Well yes, that's because inorder isn't a real word - which Kat acknowledged! I sometimes do the same thing, and much more commonly will simply squish two words together, for instance lithis.

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