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Date and Time format

Dates in the JSON response object are encoded as character strings using the extended format defined by ISO 8601:2004 They are always in UTC.

You can find the ISO 8601:2004 here. Here's an example of what to expect in a date/time string in a JSON response:-

"createdAt" : "2012-07-20T21:46:09.659+0000"
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