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Guest Posted 23 years ago
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'Out of hours' or 'out of hours' (Guest: Sarah)

Can you tell me which is correct please: out-of-hours or out of hours. It is not attributive before a noun so I thought the latter one but I am not sure. Help! Thanks
  

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"Out of hours", i can't see any reason to hyphenate it either.

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"Out of hours", i can't see any reason to hyphenate it either.
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can someone explain this "out of hours" thing? is this a british expression?
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