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How many days were there in February 2004?
2004 was a leap year - therefore, February 2004 had 29 days.
How many days did February 2004 have?
24 days
How many days where in feb 2004?
There were twenty-nine days in February 2004.
How many days were in February in 2004?
2004 was a leap year, so there were 29 days.
How many days from February 5 2004 to September 24 2009?
2058 days.
How many days have passed since February 24 2004?
As of May 23 2008, 1380 days.
How many days were there from September 24 2003 to February 25 2005 - not including the leap day in 2004?
519 days, when you exclude the leap day.
It snows 13 days in February and February has 28 days how many days does February get snow?
13
How many days were in February 1930?
February 1930, had 28 days.
How many days were there in February in 1836?
There was 29 days in February of 1836.
How many days were there in February 2010?
February 2010 had 28 days.
How many days are in February in 2010?
February 2010 has 28 days.
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