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can also be used with the standard ``datetime`` library with a few limitations.
See [Using the timezone library directly](#using-the-timezone-library-directly).

## Listing available time zones

You can retrieve the available IANA time zone names using
`pendulum.timezones()`.

```python
>>> import pendulum

>>> zones = pendulum.timezones()
>>> "Europe/Paris" in zones
True
```

The function returns a `set[str]` of available IANA time zone names.

## Normalization

When you create a `DateTime` instance, the library will normalize it for the
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