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~ Holiday Type
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  Holiday Type:

  W = weekly holiday, e.g. Sunday/Saturday
  X = fixed holiday, e.g. Xmas
  F = floating holiday, e.g. Labor Day
  J = Jewish holiday
  E = Easter or day calculated from it

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~ First Day
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  First Day:

  for W types, ignored
  for X types, the date "MM/DD/"
  for F types, first date on which it can occur, "MM/DD/", or 
        the letter to pass to the Holidays() method if 
        supported in it.
  for J types, the month and day in the Hebrew calendar, such 
        as "01/02" for the second day of Rosh Hashanah.  
        Dates that occur twice in the civil year will be
        included twice.  The month is understood as the month 
        in a common year, Nisan being 7.  If month 6, Adar, 
        is specified, the holiday will be that date in
        Second Adar in leap years. To specify a date in I Adar 
        of a leap year, use month "00".
  for E types, the val() of this field will be used as a 
        displacement from Easter, such as "-46" for
        Ash Wednesday.

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~ Day of Week
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  Day of Week:

  Numeric value of the holiday (1=Sunday, 7=Saturday).  
  Needed for W types, and for F types if Firstday has a 
  nonzero val(), ignored for others.

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~ Transfer
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  Transfer:

  F", "B", "Y" or other, meaning that if the holiday falls on a 
  Weekly-type non-working day, transfer it:
    F = Forward,
    B = Backward,
    Y = Yes, either way, or
    other = not at all,
  to the nearest working day in that direction.  If "Y" is 
  specified, a transfer date ahead will be preferred to one 
  the same number of days back.

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~ Extend
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  Extend:

  Same characters as Transfer, but here they indicate whether 
  the holiday is to be extended to cover the intervening day 
  if it falls one day away from a weekly holiday (example --
  the Friday after Thanksgiving for some organizations).  
  Mark Thanksgiving with "F" or "Y" to have the Friday 
  treated as a holiday if it would otherwise be the only 
  working day between the major holiday and the weekend.

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