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Should I use a hyphen"in-cabin" be hyphenated in "the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane"?

Would the term in-cabinin-cabin be hyphenated or not? As in, the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane.the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane.

Should I use a hyphen?

Would the term in-cabin be hyphenated or not? As in, the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane.

Should "in-cabin" be hyphenated in "the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane"?

Would the term in-cabin be hyphenated or not? As in, the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane.

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Should I use a hyphen?

Would the term in-cabin be hyphenated or not? As in, the dogs must ride in-cabin on the airplane.