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The Solicitor General is addressed in court as "Mr Solicitor"
Hyphenated or not?
The title is "Solicitor General", and that form appears in the main text, but the list is header "Solicitors-General". Which is the correct form?
This suggests the hyphenated version is correct, although it also suggests the unhyphenated "Attorney General" is also correct. So much for consistency. Wikipedia, at least, should if necessary choose one form for this article and use it and it alone. --
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