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'''April''' is the fourth [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[March]] and before [[May]], from the [[Latin]] word ''aperire'' meaning "to open" as in flower buds. There are thirty days in April, the first of which is April Fools' Day.
 
'''April''' is the fourth [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[March]] and before [[May]], from the [[Latin]] word ''aperire'' meaning "to open" as in flower buds. There are thirty days in April, the first of which is April Fools' Day.
  
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April is the fourth month of the year, coming after March and before May, from the Latin word aperire meaning "to open" as in flower buds. There are thirty days in April, the first of which is April Fools' Day.

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