Carlo Raso · PDM · pdm
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Sign in to saveAlso known as 29 February, Leap day, February 29th, 29th of February, Feb 29
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I appreciate your interest, but the context provided ("day of the year") is too minimal for me to write an accurate overview of February 29 specifically. To explain what February 29 is and why it matters, I would need to draw on information not contained in your context—such as why it's added in leap years and how leap years work—which would violate your instruction to base my response only on what you've provided. Could you provide more detailed context about February 29, or would you like me to proceed with general knowledge about this date?
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- Part of
- February
- Followed by
- March 1
- Follows
- February 28
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- 29 February
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- February 29
- topic's main category
- Category:February 29
- event interval
- 4
- day of week
- Saturday
- described at URL
- archive.nytimes.com/cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/29/you-have-an-extra-24-hours-what-will-you-do
- P8168
- Mamma Roma
- category for births in this time period
- Category:February 29 births
- category for deaths in this time period
- Category:February 29 deaths
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