No, you cannot. You should always think dictionaries as unordered
structures. Dictionary keys depend not only on the keys themselves but
on the operations performed on the dictionary. Take a simple case with
hash collision:
{{{
sage: A={}
sage: B={}
sage: A[hash('a')]=0
sage: A['a']=1
sage: B['a']=1
sage: B[hash('a')]=0
sage: A==B
True
sage: A.values()
[0, 1]
sage: B.values()
[1, 0]
}}}
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