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Author HassanAbouelela
Recipients HassanAbouelela, belopolsky, p-ganssle, steven.daprano, yurzo
Date 2020-10-13.20:42:11
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If having an arbitrary time returned from the function is an issue, why not use a fixed time, say 0 UTC, representing the start of the day. This would mean that datetime.today is date.today, with an (arguably) meaningless timestamp to make it a datetime object.
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