Contents
- 1 Synopsis
- 2 Events
- 2.1 United States yearly total
- 3 January
- 3.1 January 3
- 3.2 January 6–7
- 4 February
- 4.1 February 1
- 4.2 February 10–11
- 4.3 February 16 (Country of Georgia)
- 4.4 February 18–19
- 4.5 February 28
- 5 March
- 5.1 March 8
- 5.2 March 12 (Philippines)
- 5.3 March 23
- 5.4 March 25 (Greece)
- 5.5 March 25–29
- 5.6 March 31 (India)
- 6 April
- 6.1 April 2
- 6.2 April 9–10
- 6.3 April 19
- 6.4 April 25–26
- 6.5 April 29
- 7 May
- 7.1 May 2–3
- 7.2 May 5–6
- 7.3 May 8
- 7.4 May 9
- 7.5 May 13
- 8 June
- 8.1 June 3 (Russia)
- 8.2 June 5
- 8.3 June 6 (Italy)
- 8.4 June 7 (Colorado)
- 8.5 June 7 (Serbia)
- 8.6 June 12
- 8.7 June 15–16
- 8.8 June 17
- 8.9 June 19
- 8.10 June 25
- 9 July
- 9.1 July 8–9
- 9.2 July 11 (Australia)
- 9.3 July 29
- 9.4 July 30
- 10 August
- 10.1 August 4
- 10.2 August 8
- 10.3 August 18
- 10.4 August 19–20
- 10.5 August 22
- 10.6 August 29
- 11 September
- 12 October
- 12.1 October 9
- 12.2 October 22
- 12.3 October 26–27
- 12.4 October 29–30
- 13 November
- 13.1 November 3
- 14 December
- 14.1 December 2
- 14.2 December 19
- 14.3 December 23–24
- 15 See also
- 16 References
- 17 External links
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