cushie0105
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is it one word, hyphenated or two words???
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Underimprovement?
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Terrel L. Shields
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The spell checker saying it is a hypenated word. The 12th ed of "The Appraisal of Real Estate" spells it as one word.
Mike Kennedy
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Not hyphenated.
Peter LeQuire
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No. Not hy-phenated.
Pittsburgh Pete
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Geez--two spelling threads in one day. What's the world coming to? What about a special "conjunction" day!
Verne Hebert
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In our business it is one.
Smokey Bear
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Does anal retentive have a hyphen in it? LOL
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