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In print is it...ten-years period or ten-year period?

The correct way to write it is ten-year period.

Here's why:

* Hyphenation: When you use a number and a noun to describe a unit of time, you hyphenate them. This applies to numbers less than one hundred.

* Consistency: This rule is consistent with other similar terms like "five-year plan" or "three-month warranty."

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