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A '''date''' is a portion of [[time]] corresponding to a particular [[day]] on a [[calendar]]. It can either be listed as a day of the present week; a time relative to the current by a standard unit of chronological measurement; or simply stated absolutely in the form ''(month) (day of that month), (year)''. For example, June 11, 2008.
 
A '''date''' is a portion of [[time]] corresponding to a particular [[day]] on a [[calendar]]. It can either be listed as a day of the present week; a time relative to the current by a standard unit of chronological measurement; or simply stated absolutely in the form ''(month) (day of that month), (year)''. For example, June 11, 2008.
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Please don't wikilink to a date when writing articles.
  
 
[[Category:Chronology]]
 
[[Category:Chronology]]

Revision as of 17:49, November 23, 2008

A date is a portion of time corresponding to a particular day on a calendar. It can either be listed as a day of the present week; a time relative to the current by a standard unit of chronological measurement; or simply stated absolutely in the form (month) (day of that month), (year). For example, June 11, 2008.

Please don't wikilink to a date when writing articles.