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Word doesn't have non-breaking versons of en dashes (–) and em dashes (—), and it doesn't seem that inserting either a normal non-breaking space or a zero-width non-breaking space either side of them has any effect.
The only way around that would be to insert a manual line-break before the word followed by the first in each sequence of en dashes and em dashes and line ends, but that can't be relied on, since: • any subsequent edit to the paragraphs concerned; and • simply attaching a different printer to the the document (whether on the same PC or another one), is liable to mess up the paragraph layout.
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