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+  return e.setFullYear(o + 1, 0, 0), e.setHours(23, 59, 59, 999), e;
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+import { isValid as D } from "./index397.js";
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+      );
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+  };
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+  }).join("");
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-import h from "./index196.js";
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-      };
-  }
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-    number: i
-  };
+import { millisecondsInWeek as f } from "./index389.js";
+import { startOfISOWeek as i } from "./index233.js";
+import { startOfISOWeekYear as m } from "./index400.js";
+import { toDate as n } from "./index388.js";
+function c(e, o) {
+  const t = n(e, o?.in), r = +i(t) - +m(t);
+  return Math.round(r / f) + 1;
 }
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