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March has 31 days due to its origins in the Roman calendar, where it was the first month of the year. The calendar was later reformed, and January became the first month, but March retained its 31 days. The allocation of days to each month was influenced by a combination of lunar cycles and the desire to align the calendar with the seasons. Ultimately, March's length was established to ensure a consistent structure in the calendar system.

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