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April Fool's Day, How Did it Start?
April Fool's Day is the day for pranks, but we've got the answers on how it originated.

Chris McHugh is a website editor and television producer. He is currently an editor for AOL-Huffington Post Media Group's Patch.com. Previously, McHugh was part of the team that launched the Fox Business television network. He has been a communications director for a New York politician and a Fox News Channel producer. McHugh has also worked in regional/local television and the radio broadcasting industry.
April Fool's Day is the day for pranks, but we've got the answers on how it originated.

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