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"OrderNone" is a setting used in programming, specifically in sorting algorithms, to specify that items should not be automatically sorted or reordered. When applied, it preserves the original sequence of the items, meaning their arrangement remains unchanged. Think of it like telling the system, "Keep everything exactly as it is, and don't arrange or rank items in any way." This option is useful when the initial order holds meaning or must be maintained for correct processing or display.