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Discover Ludwig"New Year's Day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the first day of the year, January 1. For example: People often make resolutions on New Year's Day to start the year on a positive note.
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Fast forward to New Year's Day 2005.
They simply wait for New Year's Day.
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About New-Year's Day?
This would be very good for New Year's Day/Eve.
It's Nowruz -- New Year's Day -- in Afghanistan.
Enjoy "New Year's Day" on New Year's Day.
Closed New Year's Day.
Open New Year's Day.
Concludes on New Year's Day.
No performance on New Year's Day.
It has stolen New Year's Day.
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