Latex isn't putting that hyphen there, its part of the original document. How can I get latex to treat it as a whole word and put it on its own line? I'm using these two to format
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\begin{document}
\RaggedRight
\hyphenchar\font=-1
General ⇒ hypened word at the end of the line is going over the edge
hypened word at the end of the line is going over the edge
got a little problem
Latex isn't putting that hyphen there, its part of the original document. How can I get latex to treat it as a whole word and put it on its own line? I'm using these two to format
Latex isn't putting that hyphen there, its part of the original document. How can I get latex to treat it as a whole word and put it on its own line? I'm using these two to format
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