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0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 00 Yes. Use a hyphen to show that this is really not a standard, official kind of word. It's just a combination of two words.
- 0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 00 Yes.
- Use a hyphen to show that this is really not a standard, official kind of word.
- It's just a combination of two words.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Best wishes, Clive 0-
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00 Yes. Use a hyphen to show that this is really not a standard, official kind of word. It's just a combination of two words. eg park-wide, town-wide. 02 br
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0 It would depend on the use of the word. If it is a modifier, you should hyphenate it. If you are using it as a bank jargon, use 'bankwide' but i think, this use would entail the word to be initail capped. If you are not using it for both, you should use 'bank wide' 0-
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