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By normal sentence construction it would be all wild places. It’s a good test as you say, the author is having fun with grammar to give you the idea that it’s a
by twobitshifter 4y ago
By normal sentence construction it would be all wild places. It’s a good test as you say, the author is having fun with grammar to give you the idea that it’s a subset of places rather than “wild places”, so I would expect it to be written with a link between places and wild, “all places-wild.”
- csande17 4y agoI've seen this construction used in a lot of places (like the name of "All Things Digital", the predecessor to Re/code), but I have never heard of anyone putting a dash between the last two words.