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Independence Day
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Independence Day

Public holiday in the USA commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, 4 July 1776.

Ties with Britain were severed, and the ‘Fourth of July’ has become one of America's most spirited holidays. It was made an official holiday 1918 in order to foster patriotic sentiment during World War I.
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Today has been declared Independents Day by the nonprofit Helios Resource Network and a group of about 25 locally owned small businesses.
Retailers declare 'local' day by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
No need to wait for July 4 - for an estimated 30,000 film buffs, today is Independents Day.
INDEPENDENTS DAY IN APRIL FESTIVAL SHOWCASES SMALLER MOVIES by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Apparently out of guilt for a year spent raking in bucks off the likes of ``Independence Day,'' the movie moguls acknowledged that when it comes to artistry, it's gotta be Independents Day.
INDEPENDENTS DAY IN OSCAR RACE : SMALLER FILMS GET BIG PLAY FROM ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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