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00 Can you give me some examples of an incident where multiple adjectives are hyphenated before a noun and then not hyphented when they are placed after a verb? 0-
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00 Can you give me some examples of an incident where multiple adjectives are hyphenated before a noun and then not hyphented when they are placed after a verb? 0-
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0 Multiple adjectives would not be hyphenated, though they may be set off with commas; compound adjectives are commonly hyphenated before and unhyphenated after their referrents: 02 br
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01 i 00 The well-known author, James Joyce 02 i 00 vs 01 i 00 James Joyce is well known 02 i 00 . 02 br
01 i 00 A refrigerator-door salesman 02 i
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01 i 00 The well-known author, James Joyce 02 i 00 vs 01 i 00 James Joyce is well known 02 i 00 . 02 br
01 i 00 A refrigerator-door salesman 02 i
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