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November 24
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November 24

Holidays


Chitlin' Strut (November, Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving) Nov 24, 2011; Nov 24, 2012


Jizo Ennichi (24th day of each month)

National Bible Week (November, begins the Sunday before Thanksgiving) Nov 24, 2011; Nov 24, 2012

Pilgrim Thanksgiving Day (Last Thursday in November) Nov 24, 2011

River Kwai Bridge Week (Last week in November)

Thanksgiving (Fourth Thursday in November (U.S.); second Monday in October (Canada)) Nov 24, 2011

Umoja Karamu (Fourth Sunday in November) Nov 24, 2013

Zwiebelmarkt (Fourth Monday in November) Nov 24, 2014

Legal Holidays by Countries

Thanksgiving DayPalau

Legal Holidays in United States

Thanksgiving DayUnited States (federal)
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Mercury died of bronchopneumonia induced by HIV (AIDS) on 24 November 1991, only one day after publicly acknowledging he had the disease.
Freddie Mercury to be honoured with London memorial by Asian News International
com LANCOM, a German manufacturer of network components for large enterprises and SMBs, announced on 24 November the addition of the LANCOM L-315agn dual wireless access point to its range of 802.
LANCOM adds L-315agn dual Wireless access point to product range by Worldwide Computer Products News
Valid from 24 November 2001 to 8 December 2001 inclusive.
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