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> Horsefeathers--there's no hyphen in the title of a Vice President.
>
> It might be hyphenated in an adjectival use (such as
> "vice-presidential duties"), but not otherwise.
I understand that the "official" use in regards to the second guy in line in
the Executive Branch of U.S. government is "Vice President."
I also just looked in a couple of different Webster's dictionaries, and they
both provide examples in the form of "vice-president," "vice-chairman," etc.
Dick Cheney's and Al Gore's official positions aside, Vice President looks
to me like the title that Bill Clinton took upon himself.
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