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Meanings of public holidays in English

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Usage of public holidays in English
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Japanese financial markets were closed between Tuesday to Thursday for public holidays.
Reuters
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There must be pretty nearly a dozen public holidays in the year.
Town Life in Australia
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The Saudi Arabian and Omani were closed for public holidays on Sunday.
Reuters
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Hong Kong markets were shut on Wednesday and Thursday for public holidays.
Reuters
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Employees get 25 days' holiday a year, not including public holidays.
The Irish Times
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It varies from state to state, based on local public holidays.
News.com.au
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Japanese markets are closed on Monday and Thursday next week for public holidays.
Reuters
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History shows that one-off public holidays have a lasting negative impact on GDP.
Reuters
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Japanese financial markets will be closed on Friday and Monday for public holidays.
Reuters
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Japanese financial markets will be closed for public holidays on Thursday and Friday.
Reuters
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When we work on public holidays, we don't get paid overtime.
The South African
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United Arab Emirates and Omani markets were closed for public holidays.
Reuters
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Markets in Japan and Hong Kong are closed on Monday for public holidays.
Reuters
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U.S. and Thai markets are closed on Monday for public holidays.
Reuters
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No more than two public holidays in any single calendar month.
The South African
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Fairs combined both trading and entertainments, for they were held on public holidays.
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Public holidays across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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