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'''[[Holidays]]''' are a big part of [[Free Country, USA]]. There are many unlikely choices for prevalent holidays, including April Fool's Day and [[A Mother's Day Message|Mother's Day]]. Other important holidays that are celebrated are Thanksgiving and Labor Day, also known as [[Labor Dabor]]. The most celebrated holidays in Free Country, USA are Halloween and [[Decemberween]], the latter of which is a euphemism for Christmas, possibly created for viewers of religions other than Christianity. | '''[[Holidays]]''' are a big part of [[Free Country, USA]]. There are many unlikely choices for prevalent holidays, including April Fool's Day and [[A Mother's Day Message|Mother's Day]]. Other important holidays that are celebrated are Thanksgiving and Labor Day, also known as [[Labor Dabor]]. The most celebrated holidays in Free Country, USA are Halloween and [[Decemberween]], the latter of which is a euphemism for Christmas, possibly created for viewers of religions other than Christianity. | ||
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Holidays are a big part of Free Country, USA. There are many unlikely choices for prevalent holidays, including April Fool's Day and Mother's Day. Other important holidays that are celebrated are Thanksgiving and Labor Day, also known as Labor Dabor. The most celebrated holidays in Free Country, USA are Halloween and Decemberween, the latter of which is a euphemism for Christmas, possibly created for viewers of religions other than Christianity.