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		<description><![CDATA[You might need to calculate the date difference in days using PHP. You can easily calculate the days difference by using something like the code below. The code shown above takes the UNIX timestamp of two dates and subtracts the older date from the newer date to get the number of seconds. Then we simply [...]]]></description>
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