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order from

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order something from someone or something
to agree to purchase something from someone or a group. We ordered some plants from the mail-order company. I will order some of those clever little things from you as soon as I can.
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Order fulfillment opens up the order processing system, identifies the customer's order, picks the order from the shelf, and ships it out the door.
A single large order from a shop for $2000 worth of stock, with five to ten of each item being ordered would not take up much more time and effort than a similar smaller order of $200.
And in fact, if you have a favourite restaurant or takeaway that you order from often, you may very well find that they have online ordering and you just didn''t know it.
 
 
 
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