Similar words: calendar, calendar year, solar calendar, lunar calendar, calendar month, julian calendar, gregorian calendar, standard and poor's. Meaning: n. a day reckoned from midnight to midnight.
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1. After that, the department will have 10 calendar days to rule on the acquisition.
2. Means a Calendar day, unless differently specified.
3. "day" means calendar day.
4. As the calendar day by day we have a page being turned in the past, we are ushered in the new year.
5. We calculate the number of days as calendar day, check in after 20:30, we bill start next day.
6. In both these cases, the presumption is of service seven calendar days after the date of posting or insertion.
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7. The bibliographic entries in the content of the vast majority of the Buddhist theme, only to see a calendar day zodiac map.
8. Phenological data, as mentioned in the previous section, is often taken on a calendar day basis.
9. Starting from April 1, 1999, the exchange rate under this Convertibility Undertaking has been moving from 7.75 to 7.80 by 1 pip (i. e. $0.0001) each calendar day.
10. If the pope hadn't established the new calendar, every 128 years the spring equinox would have come a full calendar day earlier, eventually putting Easter in chilly midwinter.
11. Container after been picked up at terminal, China Shipping gives customer Seven calendar day (including Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday) for free.
12. In Nashville, the National Weather Service recorded 7.21 inches of rain at the airport, breaking the record for the most rain received on a single calendar day.
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