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Black Friday is the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States, traditionally marking the start of the Christmas shopping season and the busiest shopping day of the year. Stores attract shoppers with heavily discounted prices and special promotions, often opening early—sometimes at midnight or on Thanksgiving itself—with sales that may extend through the following Monday or beyond.
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Black Friday (Nederlands: Zwarte Vrijdag) is ontstaan in Verenigde Staten en valt de dag na Thanksgiving Day, dat wordt gevierd op de vierde donderdag in november. Op vrijdag hebben de meeste werknemers in de Verenigde Staten vrijaf. Black Friday wordt beschouwd als het begin van het seizoen voor kerstaankopen. Er wordt met hoge kortingen geadverteerd om klanten te lokken. Heel wat winkels gaan al vroeg in de ochtend open en klanten staan vaak uren in de rij tot de winkels open gaan.
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