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Line 17: Isn't ''steam locomotive'' also a double adjective (defining ''technology''), which should therefore be hyphenated? I'd say it's a similar situation to ''post-war''. [[User:The Duke of Waltham\|Waltham]], <small>[[User talk:The Duke of Waltham\|''The Duke of'']]</small> 19:37, 8 April 2008 (UTC) :You could hyphenate it, or you mght not: it's one of those borderline case. Certainly American writers are less likely to hyphenate a borderline case. [[User:Tony1\|<font color="darkgreen">'''TONY'''</font >]] [[User_talk:Tony1\|<font color="darkgreen">(talk)</font >]] 01:54, 9 April 2008 (UTC)

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