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Inauguration day

proper noun

The day on which a President and a Vice-President of the United States takes office, now on January 20 after a Presidential election, before 1936 on March 4.

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Inauguration Day can't come a moment too soon.

The New York Times

"Inauguration Day is more than two months away.

The New York Times

Inauguration Day, though, will be mostly business as usual.

The New York Times

Wasn't a bank open four days after Inauguration Day.

The New Yorker

Eight inaugural balls will be held on Saturday, Inauguration Day.

The New York Times

It was Inauguration Day.

Princeton University

Jan . 20-- Inauguration Day.

The New York Times

After Inauguration Day, it continued.

The Washington Post

Jan . 20 , 2017Inauguration Day.

The Washington Post

And it's proliferating, even before inauguration day.

The Guardian - Opinion

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Protest by painting your feelings post-inauguration day.

HuffPost

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