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order of the day

noun as in lineup

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noun as in order of business

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noun as in program

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Polite nods in both directions were the order of the day.

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Reassurance was the order of the day: at the campaign's heart, a focus on what Labour wouldn't do: no increase in income tax, national insurance or VAT.

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Angular riffs, clever-clever lyrics and big, hooky choruses were the order of the day.

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This was not a night when interactions or high-fives were the order of the day.

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Blue skies and sunshine were the order of the day in Chester on Sunday.

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