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Yes, because the 21st is an odd-numbered day.
Yes, because 21 is odd. Also respect the sign’s indicated scope and other applicable restrictions. A parking prohibition does not by itself prohibit stopping.
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Yes, because the 21st is an odd-numbered day.
No, because the 21st is an even-numbered day.
No, because odd-numbered days always end on the 15th.
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