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New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is a big day.

New Years 2014 Fireworks - London Eye.jpg
New Years 2014 Fireworks - London Eye.jpg
It marks a fresh start. People see bright lights in the sky.
Capodanno romano.jpg
Capodanno romano.jpg
We call friends and family. We can make new plans too. It is a happy time. Do you like to celebrate?

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New Years 2014 Fireworks - London Eye.jpg
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Capodanno romano.jpg
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Menologion of Basil 047.jpg
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Wels new years eve church service.jpg
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Magi (1).jpg
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Countries that do not celebrate New...
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Chinese New Year decorations along New...
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Korea 2013 Seollal 11.jpg
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Khmer New Year GA2010-146.jpg
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Tet holiday in Vietnam.jpg
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