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The last day in January is a Monday. #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 12, 2009 16:03 pm   The last day in January is a Monday.		  
- The last day in January is a Monday.

On that context, is "Monday" a proper noun acting as a common noun?
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The last day in January is a Monday. #2 (permalink) Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:02 am   The last day in January is a Monday.		  
I suppose that you could look at it that way.
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