UTC+14 (Heure des îles de la Ligne)
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Le fuseau horaire le plus avancé de la Terre, utilisé par les îles de la Ligne de Kiribati. UTC+14 est en avance de 26 heures sur UTC-12, ce qui signifie que certaines parties de la Terre vivent simultanément des dates calendaires différentes.