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Consistent dimension ordering is usually a best practice, but I'm not sure we want to enforce it. If a user explicitly supplies two variables, with dimensions ('x', 'y') and ('y', 'x'), respectively, we would either have to raise an error or automatically transpose the second variable. Neither option sounds great to me.

As for the current order in ds.dims, right now we use sorted order. Mostly this is because I didn't want to need to use an OrderedDict for keeping track of dimensions on datasets, and until recently Python dict order was entirely arbitrary. Perhaps this could be relaxed now that Python's dict always preserves the order in which items are added.

 
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