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Point of clarification: I believe that the page title (and all references to it) needs to be revised to \
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Point of clarification: I believe that the page title (and all references to it) needs to be revised to \\\"A-Team Firing\\\"; the hyphen is part of the trope-naming TV show title (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084967/), and without the hyphen, the title \\\"A Team Firing\\\" means \\\"a firing by some team\\\" rather than \\\"firing in the style of the A-Team\\\".
In grammatical terms: with the hyphen, the whole \\\"A-Team\\\" acts as an adjective describing the type of firing; without it, \\\"a\\\" and \\\"team\\\" act as separate adjectives, neither with the meaning intended for this trope.
In grammatical terms: with the hyphen, the whole \\\"A-Team\\\" acts as an adjective describing the type of firing; without it, \\\"a\\\" and \\\"team\\\" act as separate adjectives, neither with the meaning intended for this trope.
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Point of clarification: I believe that the page title (and all references to it) needs to be revised to \
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Point of clarification: I believe that the page title (and all references to it) needs to be revised to \\\"A-Team Firing\\\"; the hyphen is part of the trope-naming TV show title (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084967/), and without the hyphen, the title \\\"A Team Firing\\\" means \\\"a firing by some team\\\" rather than \\\"firing in the style of the A-Team\\\".
In grammatical terms: with the hyphen, the whole \\\"A-Team\\\" acts as an adjective describing the type of firing; without it, \\\"a\\\" and \\\"team\\\" act as separate adjectives, neither with the meaning intended for this trope. -memetics
In grammatical terms: with the hyphen, the whole \\\"A-Team\\\" acts as an adjective describing the type of firing; without it, \\\"a\\\" and \\\"team\\\" act as separate adjectives, neither with the meaning intended for this trope. -memetics
