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HYPHypotenuse
HYPHuntsville Young Professionals (Huntsville, AL)
HYPHey You Pikachu (game)
HYPHigh Yield Plus Fund, Inc.
HYPHarvard, Yale, Princeton
HYPHyperbolic
HYPHalkin Yukselisi Partisi (Turkish: People's Ascent Party)
HYPHyphenation (file name extension)
HYPHigh Yield Portfolio


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These questions can be about the spelling, hyphenation, capitalization, cultural or historical context of a certain word or name.
This new edition contains the editorial matter one would expect: historical and textual introductions, headnotes, acknowledgments, textual notes and tables relating to the nine pieces included, a guide to library symbols, a table of emendations, notes on hyphenation and illustrations and, a detailed index.
Fewer printing plants are just the next logical step in a long line of daily newspaper production simplification that began in the 1960s with the introduction of computerized hyphenation and justification systems.
 
 
 
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