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'''April Fools' Day''' is the first day or April and is known for practical jokes.  The custom is believed to have originated in [[France]] in 1564 when [[New Year's Day]] was changed from April 1st to January 1st.  Those continuing to observe April 1st were ridiculed.
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'''April Fools' Day''' is the first day of April and is known for practical jokes.  The custom is believed to have originated in [[France]] in 1564 when [[New Year's Day]] was changed from April 1st to January 1st.  Those continuing to observe April 1st were ridiculed.
    
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