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Some tests (format-date-en123 format-date-en124 format-date-en125 format-date-en126 format-date-en127 format-date-en128) expect English numbers like "twenty one, ... twenty nine, NINETY ONE, ..., NINETY NINE". However, if you look them up in the dictionary, you see that they are supposed to be spelled twenty-one, ... twenty-nine, NINETY-ONE, ..., NINETY-NINE. So I suggest that the tests are changed to expect these numbers with a hyphen.
It's true that most style guides recommend hyphenating numbers between 21 and 99 (and this appears to be true in both the UK and US). However, actual usage by publishers is highly variable. Generally I would go for allowing both.
I have made the change as suggested in comment #0 and #1.
O'Neil, I think you accidentally killed the old result and added two identical new results. https://github.com/LeoWoerteler/QT3TS/commit/82e835226ea09f1804c622bde103ad18c450e820#diff-1a34ae427c78646da601373a95df7077 in the case of format-date-en123
(In reply to Josh Spiegel from comment #3) > O'Neil, I think you accidentally killed the old result and added two > identical new results. > https://github.com/LeoWoerteler/QT3TS/commit/ > 82e835226ea09f1804c622bde103ad18c450e820#diff- > 1a34ae427c78646da601373a95df7077 > > in the case of format-date-en123 Fixed. Thanks
In format-date-en125 there is still a dash missing: Twenty-Nine; Thirty; ThirtyOne
fixed and committed to cvs. Thanks