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Subcontractor is correct. In informal messages, I will sometimes use a hyphen where it isn't really needed just to make a point. Just today I said that something was mis-understood to be something that it isn't.
- Subcontractor is correct.
- In informal messages, I will sometimes use a hyphen where it isn't really needed just to make a point.
- Just today I said that something was mis-understood to be something that it isn't.
- I don't recommend the practice in general.
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Subcontractor is correct. In informal messages, I will sometimes use a hyphen where it isn't really needed just to make a point. Just today I said that something was mis-understood to be something that it isn't. I don't recommend the practice in general.
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