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Labor Day
noun
- (in the U.S.) a legal holiday, commonly the first Monday in September, in honor of labor.
Labor Day
noun
- (in the US and Canada) a public holiday in honour of labour, held on the first Monday in September
- (in Australia) a public holiday observed on different days in different states
Labor Day
- A national holiday in the United States and Canada in honor of working people. Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September.
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Overwhelmed with customers during the Labor Day weekend, Gonzalez was unable to keep to her plan to buy a lottery scratcher on her lunch break, she told The Times in an interview.
“If you’re not putting dates on hold by spring for fall screenings — which I know sounds insane — good luck getting anything after Labor Day.”
This time, it happened at a Labor Day parade in southeast Ohio.
Some of the lawsuits even alleged that two incidents took place at Combs' infamous Labor Day White Parties at his estate in the Hamptons.
After a few minutes of internal debating — it’s after Labor Day, it’s time to work — I fled to my car.
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