more centralized controls from Austin when the school district itself has floated its intention of taking back the authority that it once gave to principals.

HISD trustees must face the fact that Carranza’s departure for the Big Apple only aims the district squarely in the direction of a state takeover. Superintendent turnover is a classic symptom of an irreparably dysfunctional board, and the Texas Education Agency has already put the district on red alert because of several failing schools.

Carranza wasn’t de Blasio’s first choice. Last week, de Blasio announced that he had hired Miami’s popular and effective superintendent, but he was left in the lurch when that superintendent decided to stay put after being deluged with public support for those who wanted him to stay in Miami.

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ORDER from 2 tables to achieve a specific order returned by an API

There's an external API that returns image similarities, based on an "image ID" and a "image version" (a same image can have multiple versions).
The similarity ORDER is given by the API.
The API returns something like this:
+---------+---------+
|   id    | version |
+---------+---------+
|  37967  |    2    |
|    236  |    1    |
|  37967  |    1    |
|   1413  |    2    |
+---------+---------+ 

Then I need to retrieve entries in a MySQL database (containing 2 tables), and keep the same ORDER as the