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I would, Janiece. When I look up Labrador retriever in the dictionary, it's capped. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/labrador+retriever
Would you capitalize "Lab" as in Labrador retriever???
You're welcome, Janet!
Janiece, I am currently attending school to become Biomedical Electronics Technician ... which basically means that if someone's dialysis machine quits working, I'll get a call -- *AFTER* I finish school, of course! I'm still enrolled in the Simply Steno program, but I am rather stretched between schooling and a rather hefty transcription project that has to be done by next month.
So ... hanging in there!
Christy, good find on the rule! Thanks! Seems odd to have triple hyphens, though ... but too bad! They're in there!
Hi, Christi,
Thanks again.
Yes, it would. :) Hyphenate noun + participle before or after a noun:
A Bates-stamped exhibit; an exhibit that is Bates-stamped
A board-certified physician; a physician who is board-certified
A crystal-gazing psychotic; a psychotic who is crystal-gazing.
:)
So would revenue-sharing agreement be hyphenated also? I am tired and so brain dead.
Oh, thank you, Christi. Thanks for posting the rule too.
It should be revenue-sharing-type.
LMEG Rule 164, NOTE:
"When type is added to a word or phrase and that expression becomes an adjective, use a hyphen or hypens."
EXAMPLES:
- The divider-file-type thing had other numbers written on it.
- We found it in a family-area-type room.
Thanks, Glen! :)
Hi, Glen,
Thanks.
How is school going?
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