How can I prevent a hyphen from breaking a website at end of line

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I am creating an annotated bibliography and my professor demands that web
sites be contained on one line. In one address, a hyphen is breaking the web
site name at the end of a line. I vaguely remember a locking hyphen in Word
that would not do this? Am I remembering something that does not exist? Or
what is the command to use it?
 
CTRL+_ will create a non-breaking hyphen, but that may make the link
inoperative. Your professor's request for one line web links is not
reasonable if the links are too long to fit on the line - I could easily
find you links that would take up several lines.

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minot said:
I am creating an annotated bibliography and my professor demands that
web sites be contained on one line. In one address, a hyphen is
breaking the web site name at the end of a line. I vaguely remember
a locking hyphen in Word that would not do this? Am I remembering
something that does not exist? Or what is the command to use it?
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Just insert a line break in the html, prior to the hyperlink"
<br><a href="http://mysite.com/mypage.html">Mypage</a>
 
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