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<!-- I don't think we want to encourage this: ... if there is a need to have coverage at lower level in some locale,
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please file a ticket. [CLDR-18283](https://unicode-org.atlassian.net/browse/CLDR-18283) -->
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#### Gregorian Calendar (Year First) calendar
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###DateTime formats
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This is a variant of the Gregorian calendar whose formats always use year-month-day ordering and a 24-hour time cycle. See [Year First Calendar] for more details.
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#### Gregorian Calendar (Year First) calendar
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🆕 This is a variant of the Gregorian calendar whose formats always use year-month-day ordering and a 24-hour time cycle. See [Year First Calendar] for more details.
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*Note: the code is `iso8601`, but disregard that; it will be changed after submission.*
🆕 There are some new patterns for you to supply. Make sure that the format is consistent with related patterns.
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Note: Some locales have inconsistent patterns using eras: in some patterns using G (AD vs BC in Gregorian) but in related patterns using GGGGG (which is a narrow form: A vs B in Gregorian).
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The GGGGG is not typically needed except in special cases, such as the Japanese calendar.
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#### New “relative” variant for date-time combining pattern
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You should check these, but don't hesitate to retain the older version(<imagesrc='https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/tools/cldr-apps/src/main/webapp/star.png'>) if it is a different script or more customary in your language.
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For example, English still uses "Mexico City" instead of "Ciudad de México".
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- Africa/El_Aaiun: El Aaiún
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- Africa/Lome: Lomé
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- Africa/Ndjamena: N’Djamena
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- America/Araguaina: Araguaína
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- America/Argentina/Rio_Gallegos: Río Gallegos
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- America/Argentina/Tucuman: Tucumán
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- America/Belem: Belém
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- America/Bogota: Bogotá
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- America/Cordoba: Córdoba
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- America/Cuiaba: Cuiabá
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- America/Eirunepe: Eirunepé
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- America/Maceio: Maceió
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- America/Mazatlan: Mazatlán
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- America/Mexico_City: Ciudad de México
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- America/Miquelon: Saint-Pierre
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- America/Santarem: Santarém
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- America/Sao_Paulo: São Paulo
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- Antarctica/Rothera: Rothera Station
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- Antarctica/Palmer: Palmer Land
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- Antarctica/Troll: Troll Station
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- Antarctica/Syowa: Showa Station
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- Antarctica/Mawson: Mawson Station
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- Antarctica/Vostok: Vostok Station
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- Antarctica/Casey: Casey Station
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- Antarctica/DumontDUrville: Dumont d’Urville Station
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- Antarctica/McMurdo: McMurdo Station
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- Asia/Aqtau: Aktau
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- Asia/Hovd: Khovd
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- Asia/Qyzylorda: Kyzylorda
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- Asia/Urumqi: Ürümqi
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- Atlantic/Canary: Canarias
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- Europe/Busingen: Büsingen
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- Europe/Chisinau: Chișinău
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- Europe/Tirane: Tirana
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- Indian/Chagos: Chagos Archipelago
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- Indian/Comoro: Comoros
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- Indian/Kerguelen: Kerguelen Islands
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- Indian/Mahe: Mahé
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- Pacific/Chatham: Chatham Islands
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- Pacific/Galapagos: Galápagos
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- Pacific/Kwajalein: Kwajalein Atoll
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- Pacific/Marquesas: Marquesas Islands
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- Pacific/Midway: Midway Atoll
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- Pacific/Noumea: Nouméa
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- Pacific/Pitcairn: Pitcairn Islands
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- Pacific/Wallis: Wallis & Futuna
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| Code | New Value | Code | New Value |
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| :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- |
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| Africa/El\_Aaiun | El Aaiún | Antarctica/Casey | Casey Station |
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### New Approve Status Icons
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### New Approve Status Icons
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| Symbol | Status | Notes |
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| 🕳️ | Missing | Completely missing |
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| ⬆️ | Inherited | Used in combination with ✖️ and ❌ |
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### Enhanced "Show Hidden"
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🆕 If a field contains characters that are invisible or certain characters that look like others, a special Show Hidden bar will appear below the field that helps distinguish them.
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For example, see [Example Hidden] — here is a screen-shot.
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Note that if you hover over the Show Hidden bar, you'll see the name of the special character and a short description.
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Some of the commonly used special characters are:
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* thin space — a space character that is narrower (in most fonts) than the regular one.
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* word joiner — a special invisible character that prevents linebreaks on either side
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* no-break space — a version of the regular space that doesn't allow linebreaks on either side.
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It is equivalent to a space with a word-joiner after it.
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* no-break thin space — the no-break variant of the thin-space
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* BIDI controls — LRM, RLM, ALM. These are used in bidirectional scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, etc.) to control the birectional order if needed; typically next to numbers or punctuation.
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For a key to all the escapes, see [Key for Show Hidden].
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## Known Issues
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Last updated: 2025-05-02
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