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Why are there big drops? We don’t have 36 leap hours every 100 years…It should continue the pattern as it is normal leap years but at 2000 without a correction…
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In this image img src=”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Gregoriancalendarleap.png” /> why are there big drops? We don’t have 36 leap hours every 100 years…It should continue the pattern as it is normal leap years but at 2000 without a correction…
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why are there big drops? We don’t have 36 leap hours every 100 years…It should continue the pattern as it is normal leap years but at 2000 without a correction…
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