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→‎Examples of expiration dates: I don't think that's called metadata
(→‎Examples of expiration dates: I don't think that's called metadata)
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  DD MM YY
  DD MM YY
  Maybe: DDMMYYYY
  Maybe: DDMMYYYY
  Metadata (location/company/people/ingredients): anything, but usually separated from the date with whitespace or punctuation.
  Non-date stuff (location/company/people/ingredients): anything, but usually separated from the date with whitespace or punctuation.


=== Two untagged dates ===
=== Two untagged dates ===
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  22.06.16.11Д 05:37
  22.06.16.11Д 05:37
  27.07.16.A61L
  27.07.16.A61L
"11Д" and "A61L" are metadata.
"11Д" and "A61L" are non-date.


  25.11.15 11704
  25.11.15 11704
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  \date(\metadata)
  \date(\nondate)
  \time \metadata
  \time \nondate
  \date
  \date
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  29/08/17
  29/08/17
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M and X are probably manufacturer metadata; 71 may be something else.
M, X, 71 are non-date.


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