Beltane
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Beltane

A Beltane bonfire on Calton Hill in Edinburgh

Also called	Lá Bealtaine (Irish)
Là Bealltainn (Scottish Gaelic)
Laa Boaltinn/Boaldyn (Manx)[1]
Beltain; Beltaine; Beltine; Beltany[2][3]
Observed by	Gaels (modern Irish people, Scottish people and Manx people), Wiccans, and Celtic neopagans
Type	Cultural
Pagan (Celtic polytheism, Celtic Neopaganism, Wicca)
Significance	Beginning of summer
Celebrations	lighting bonfires, decorating homes with May flowers, making May bushes, visiting holy wells, feasting
Date	1 May[4]
(or 1 November in the S. Hemisphere)
Frequency	annual
Related to	May Day, Calan Mai, Walpurgis Night

Consulting the table, judge whether the statement is entailed, neutral, or refuted according to the table. Conclude with JSON {"answer": "YOUR ANSWER"} — nothing else.

Hypothesis: Beltane is celebrated by many other groups regardless of religion or beliefs.

answer: neutral