Okta Expression Language overview

This document details the features and syntax of the Okta Expression Language (EL). You can use this language throughout the Okta Admin Console and API for the Okta Classic Engine and Okta Identity Engine.

Note: If you're using the Okta Expression Language for the authentication policies of the Identity Engine, or for Access Certification campaigns (opens new window) or Entitlement Management policies for Okta Identity Governance, use the features and syntax of the Okta Expression Language in Okta Identity Engine.

Okta Expression Language is based on SpEL (opens new window) and uses a subset of the functionalities offered by SpEL.

Expressions allow you to reference, transform, and combine attributes before you store them on a User Profile or before passing them to an application for authentication or provisioning. For example, you might use a custom expression to create a username by stripping @company.com from an email address. Or, you might combine the firstName and lastName attributes into a single displayName attribute.

Reference user attributes

When you create an Okta expression, you can reference any attribute that lives on an Okta User Profile or Application User Profile.

Okta User Profile

Every user has an Okta User Profile. The Okta User Profile is the central source of truth for the core attributes of a User. To reference an Okta User Profile attribute, specify user. and the attribute variable name. For a list of core User Profile attributes, see Default Profile properties.

Syntax	Definitions	examples
user.$attribute	user reference to the Okta User $attribute the attribute variable name	user.firstName user.lastName user.login user.email

Note: You can also access the User ID for each user with the following expression: user.getInternalProperty("id").

Application User Profile

In addition to an Okta User Profile, all Users have a separate Application User Profile for each of their applications. Application User Profiles store application-specific information about Users, such as the application userName or user role. To reference an Application User Profile attribute, specify the application variable and the attribute variable in the user profile of the application. In specifying the application, you can either name the specific application you're referencing or use an implicit reference to an in-context application.

Syntax	Definitions	examples
$app.$attribute	$app explicit reference to specific app instance $attribute the attribute variable name for the app instance's user profile	zendesk.firstName active_directory.managerUpn google_apps.email
appuser.$attribute	appuser implicit reference to in-context app $attribute the attribute variable name	appuser.firstName

Note: Explicit references to apps aren't supported for OAuth 2.0/OIDC custom claims. See Expressions for OAuth 2.0/OIDC custom claims.

Note: The application reference is usually the name of the application, as distinct from the label (display name). See Application properties. If your organization configures multiple instances of the same application, the names of the subsequent instances are differentiated by a randomly assigned suffix, for example: zendesk_9ao1g13. You can find the name of any specific app instance in the Profile Editor, where it appears in lighter text beneath the label of the app.

IdP User Profile

In addition to an Okta User Profile, some users have separate IdP User Profiles for their external Identity Provider. These IdP User Profiles are used to store IdP-specific information about a user. You can use this data in an EL expression to transform an external user's username into the equivalent Okta username. To reference an IdP User Profile attribute, specify the IdP variable and the corresponding attribute variable for the IdP User Profile of that Identity Provider. This profile is only available when specifying the username transform used to generate an Okta username for the IdP user.

Syntax	Definitions	Examples
idpuser.$attribute	idpuser implicit reference to in-context IdP $attribute the attribute variable name	idpuser.firstName

Note: In the Universal Directory, the base Okta User Profile has about 30 attributes. You can add any number of custom attributes. All Application User Profiles have a username attribute and possibly others depending on the application. To find a full list of Okta User and App User attributes and their variable names, in the Admin Console go to People > Profile Editor. If you're not using Universal Directory, contact your support or professional services team.

Reference application and organization properties

In addition to referencing user attributes, you can also reference application properties and the properties of your organization. To reference a particular attribute, specify the appropriate binding and the attribute variable name. The binding for an Application is its name with _app appended. The App name can be found as described in the Application user profile attributes. Here are some examples:

Application properties

Syntax	Definitions	examples
$app.$attribute	$app explicit reference to specific app instance $attribute the attribute variable name	office365_app.domain zendesk_app.companySubDomain
app.$attribute	app implicit reference to in-context app instance $attribute the attribute variable name	app.domain app.companySubDomain

Note: Explicit references to apps aren't supported for custom OAuth 2.0/OIDC claims.

Organization properties

Syntax	Definitions	Examples
org.$attribute	org reference to Okta org $attribute the attribute variable name	org.name org.subDomain

Reference session properties

In addition to referencing user, app, and organization properties, you can also reference user session properties. Session properties allow you to configure Okta to pass dynamic authentication context to SAML apps through the assertion using custom SAML attributes. The app can then use that information to limit access to certain app-specific behaviors and calculate the risk profile for the signed-in user.

Session properties

Syntax	Definitions	Evaluation example
session.amr	session reference to a user's session amr the attribute name that is resolvable to an array of Authentication Method References (opens new window)	["pwd"]—password used by the user for authentication ["mfa", "pwd", "kba"]—password and MFA security question used by the user for authentication ["mfa", "mca", "pwd", "sms"]—password and MFA SMS used by the user for authentication

Functions

Okta offers various functions to manipulate attributes or properties to generate a desired output. You can combine and nest functions inside a single expression.

String functions

Function	Input parameter signature	Return type	example	Output
String.append	(String str, String suffix)	String	String.append("This is", " a test")	This is a test
String.join	(String separator, String... strings)	String	String.join(",", "This", "is", "a", "test")	This,is,a,test
			String.join("", "This", "is", "a", "test")	Thisisatest
String.len	(String input)	Integer	String.len("This")	4
String.removeSpaces	(String input)	String	String.removeSpaces("This is a test")	Thisisatest
String.replace	(String input, String match, String replacement)	String	String.replace("This is a test", "is", "at")	That at a test
String.replaceFirst	(String input, String match, String replacement)	String	String.replaceFirst("This is a test", "is", "at")	That is a test
String.startsWith	(String input, String starts)	Boolean	String.startsWith("Kiss", "K")	true
String.stringContains	(String input, String searchString)	Boolean	String.stringContains("This is a test", "test")	true
			String.stringContains("This is a test", "doesn'tExist")	false
String.stringSwitch	(String input, String defaultString, String... keyValuePairs)	String	String.stringSwitch("This is a test", "default", "key1", "value1")	default
			String.stringSwitch("This is a test", "default", "test", "value1")	value1
			String.stringSwitch("First match wins", "default", "absent", "value1", "wins", "value2", "match", "value3")	value2
			String.stringSwitch("Substrings count", "default", "ring", "value1")	value1
String.substring	(String input, int startIndex, int endIndex)	String	String.substring("This is a test", 2, 9)	is is a
String.substringAfter	(String input, String searchString)	String	String.substringAfter("abc@okta.com", "@")	okta.com
String.substringBefore	(String input, String searchString)	String	String.substringBefore("abc@okta.com", "@")	abc
String.toUpperCase	(String input)	String	String.toUpperCase("This")	THIS
String.toLowerCase	(String input)	String	String.toLowerCase("ThiS")	this

The following Deprecated functions perform some of the same tasks as the ones in the previous table.

Function	Example	Input	Output
toUpperCase(string)	toUpperCase(source.firstName)	Alexander	ALEXANDER
toLowerCase(string)	toLowerCase(source.firstName)	AlexANDER	alexander
substringBefore(string, string)	substringBefore(user.email, '@')	alex@okta.com	alex
substringAfter(string, string)	substringAfter(user.email, '@')	alex@okta.com	okta.com
substring(string, int, int)	substring(source.firstName, 1, 4)	Alexander	lex

Array functions

Function	Return type	Example	Output
Arrays.add(array, value)	Array	Arrays.add({10, 20, 30}, 40)	{10, 20, 30, 40}
Arrays.remove(array, value)	Array	Arrays.remove({10, 20, 30}, 20)	{10, 30}
Arrays.clear(array)	Array	Arrays.clear({10, 20, 30})	{ }
Arrays.get(array, position)	-	Arrays.get({0, 1, 2}, 0)	0
Arrays.flatten(list of values)	Array	Arrays.flatten(10, {20, 30}, 40) Arrays.flatten('10, 20, 30, 40')	{10, 20, 30, 40}
Arrays.contains(array, value)	Boolean	Arrays.contains({10, 20, 30}, 10)	true
		Arrays.contains({10, 20, 30}, 50)	false
Arrays.size(array)	Integer	Arrays.size({10, 20, 30})	3
		Arrays.size(NULL)	0
Arrays.isEmpty(array)	Boolean	Arrays.isEmpty({10, 20})	false
		Arrays.isEmpty(NULL)	true
Arrays.toCsvString(array)	String	Arrays.toCsvString({"This", "is", " a ", "test"})	This,is, a ,test

Note: You can use comma-separated values (CSV) as an input parameter for all Arrays* functions. These values are converted into arrays.

Conversion functions

Data conversion functions

Function	Return type	Example	Input	Output
Convert.toInt(string)	Integer	Convert.toInt(val)	String val = '1234'	1234
Convert.toInt(double)	Integer	Convert.toInt(val)	Double val = 123.4	123
			Double val = 123.6	124
Convert.toNum(string)	Double	Convert.toNum(val)	String val = '3.141'	3.141

Note: The Convert.toInt(double) function rounds the passed numeric value either up or down to the nearest integer. Be sure to consider integer-type range limitations when converting from a number to an integer with this function.

Country code conversion functions

These functions convert between ISO 3166-1 2-character country codes (Alpha 2), 3-character country codes (Alpha 3), numeric country codes, and full ISO country names.

Function	Return type	Example	Output
Iso3166Convert.toAlpha2(string)	String	Iso3166Convert.toAlpha2("IND")	IN
Iso3166Convert.toAlpha3(string)	String	Iso3166Convert.toAlpha3("840")	USA
Iso3166Convert.toNumeric(string)	String	Iso3166Convert.toNumeric("USA")	840
Iso3166Convert.toName(string)	String	Iso3166Convert.toName("IN")	India

Note: All these functions take ISO 3166-1 2-character country codes (Alpha 2), 3-character country codes (Alpha 3), and numeric country codes as input. The function determines the input type and returns the output in the format specified by the function name.

See the ISO 3166-1 online lookup tool (opens new window).

Group functions

Group functions return either an array of groups or True or False.

Function	Return type	Example
getFilteredGroups	Array	getFilteredGroups({"00gml2xHE3RYRx7cM0g3"}, "group.name", 40)
Groups.contains	Array	contains(app_type/app_instance_id, pattern, limit)
Groups.startsWith	Array	startsWith(app_type/app_instance_id, pattern, limit)
Groups.endsWith	Array	endsWith(app_type/app_instance_id, pattern, limit)
isMemberOfGroupName	Boolean	isMemberOfGroupName("group1")
isMemberOfGroup	Boolean	isMemberOfGroup("groupId")
isMemberOfAnyGroup	Boolean	isMemberOfAnyGroup("groupId1", "groupId2", "groupId3")
isMemberOfGroupNameStartsWith	Boolean	isMemberOfGroupNameStartsWith("San Fr")
isMemberOfGroupNameContains	Boolean	isMemberOfGroupNameContains("admin")
isMemberOfGroupNameRegex	Boolean	isMemberOfGroupNameRegex("/.*admin.*")

Note: The Groups.contains, Groups.startsWith, and Groups.endsWith group functions are designed to work only with group claims. You can't use these functions with property mappings.

Note: The isMemberOfGroupName, isMemberOfGroup, isMemberOfAnyGroup, isMemberOfGroupNameStartsWith, isMemberOfGroupNameContains, isMemberOfGroupNameRegex group functions are designed to retrieve only an Okta user's group memberships. Don't use them to retrieve an app user's group memberships.

Note: When EL group functions (such as isMemberOfGroup or isMemberOfGroupName) are used for app assignments, app user profile attributes aren't updated or reapplied when the user's group membership changes. Okta only updates app user profile attributes when an app is assigned to a user or when mappings are applied.

For an example of using group functions, and for more information on using group functions for dynamic and static allowlists, see Customize tokens returned from Okta.

Important: When you use Groups.startsWith, Groups.endsWith, or Groups.contains, the pattern argument is matched and populated on the name attribute rather than the group's email (for example, when using Google workspace). If you're targeting groups that may have duplicate group names (such as Google groups), use the getFilteredGroups group function instead.

Example: getFilteredGroups({"00gml2xHE3RYRx7cM0g3"}, "group.name", 40) )

See the parameter examples section of Use group functions for static group allowlists.

Linked object function

Use this function to retrieve the user identified with the specified primary relationship. You can then access the properties of that user.

• Function: user.getLinkedObject($primaryName)
  • Parameter: (String primaryName)
  • Return type: User
  • Example: user.getLinkedObject("manager").lastName
  • Example result: Gates

Time functions

Function	Input parameter signature	Return type	Example	output
Time.now	(String timeZoneId, String format)	String	Time.now()	2015-07-31T17:18:37.979Z (Current time, UTC format)
			Time.now("EST")	2015-07-31T13:30:49.964-04:00 (Specified time zone)
			Time.now("EST", "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss")	2015-07-31 13:36:48 (Specified time zone and format, military time)
Time.fromWindowsToIso8601	(String time)	String	Windows timestamp time as a string (Windows/LDAP timestamp doc)	The passed-in time expressed in ISO 8601 format (specifically the RFC 3339 subset of the ISO standard).
Time.fromUnixToIso8601	(String time)	String	Unix timestamp time as a string (Unix timestamp reference)	The passed-in time expressed in ISO 8601 format (specifically the RFC 3339 subset of the ISO standard).
Time.fromStringToIso8601	(String time, String format)	String	Timestamp time in a human-readable yet machine-parseable arbitrary format (as defined by the Joda time pattern (opens new window))	The passed-in time expressed in ISO 8601 format (specifically the RFC 3339 subset of the ISO standard).
Time.fromIso8601ToWindows	(String time)	String	ISO 8601 timestamp time as a string	The passed-in time expressed in Windows timestamp format.
Time.fromIso8601ToUnix	(String time)	String	ISO 8601 timestamp time as a string	The passed-in time expressed in Unix timestamp format.
Time.fromIso8601ToString	(String time, String format)	String	ISO 8601 timestamp time converted to format using the same Joda time pattern (opens new window) semantics as fromStringToIso8601	The passed-in time expressed in Joda timestamp format.

Note: Both input parameters are optional for the Time.now function. The time zone ID supports both new and old style formats, listed previously. The third example for the Time.now function shows how to specify the military time format.

Okta supports the use of the time zone IDs and aliases listed in the Time zone codes table.

Manager/assistant functions

Function	Description	Example
getManagerUser(managerSource).$attribute	Gets the manager's Okta user attribute values	getManagerUser("active_directory").firstName
getManagerAppUser(managerSource, attributeSource).$attribute	Gets the manager's app user attribute values for the app user of any appinstance.	getManagerAppUser("active_directory", "google").firstName
getAssistantUser(assistantSource).$attribute	Gets the assistant's Okta user attribute values.	getAssistantUser("active_directory").firstName
getAssistantAppUser(assistantSource, attributeSource).$attribute	Gets the assistant's app user attribute values for the app user of any appinstance.	getAssistantAppUser("active_directory", "google").firstName

The following should be noted about these functions:

• Be sure to pass the correct App name for the managerSource, assistantSource, and attributeSource parameters.
• Currently, active_directory is the only supported value for managerSource and assistantSource.
• Calling either of the getManagerUser() or getManagerAppUser() functions doesn't trigger a user profile update after the manager is changed.
• The manager and assistant functions aren't supported for user profiles sourced from multiple Active Directory instances.
• The manager and assistant functions aren't supported for user profile attributes from multiple app instances. That is, the expression getManagerUser("active_directory", "google").firstName returns null if your org has two or more instances of a google app.

Directory and Workday functions

Function	Description
hasDirectoryUser()	Checks whether the user has an Active Directory assignment and returns a boolean
hasWorkdayUser()	Checks whether the user has a Workday assignment and returns a boolean
findDirectoryUser()	Finds the Active Directory App user object and returns that object or null if the user has more than one or no Active Directory assignments
findWorkdayUser()	Finds the Workday App user object and returns that object or null if the user has more than one or no Workday assignments

The previous functions are often used in tandem to check whether a user has an Active Directory or Workday assignment, and if so, return an Active Directory or Workday attribute. See the following 'Popular expressions' table for some examples.

Constants and operators

Common Actions	Example
Refer to a String constant	'Hello world'
Refer to an Integer constant	1234
Refer to a Number constant	3.141
Refer to a Boolean constant	true
Refer to an Array element	{1, 2, 3}[0] or user.arrayProperty[0]
Concatenate two strings	user.firstName + user.lastName
Concatenate two strings with space	user.firstName + " " + user.lastName
Ternary operator example: If group code is 123, assign value of Sales, else assign Other	user.groupCode == 123 ? 'Sales' : 'Other'

Conditional expressions

You can specify IF...THEN...ELSE statements with the Okta EL. The primary use of these expressions is profile mappings and group rules. Group rules don't usually specify an ELSE component.

The format for conditional expressions is:

[Condition] ? [Value if TRUE] : [Value if FALSE]

There are several rules for specifying the condition.

• Expressions must have valid syntax.
• Expressions must evaluate to Boolean.
• Expressions can't contain an assignment operator, such as =.
• User attributes used in expressions can contain only available User or AppUser attributes.

The following functions are supported in conditions.

• Any Okta Expression Language function
• The AND operator
• The OR operator
• The ! operator to designate NOT
• Standard relational operators including <, >, <=, and >=.
• The matches operator to evaluate a string against a regular expression. Deprecated

Note: Use the double equals sign == to check for equality and != for inequality.

The following functions aren't supported in conditions:

• Convert
• Array
• Time

Samples

For these samples, assume that the user has the following attributes in Okta.

Attribute	Type
firstName	String
lastName	String
middleInitial	String
fullName	String
honorificPrefix	String
email1	String
email2	String
additionalEmail	Boolean
city	String
salary	Int
isContractor	Boolean

Samples using profile mapping

The following samples are valid conditional expressions that apply to profile mapping. The attribute courtesyTitle is from another system being mapped to Okta.

If the middle initial isn't empty, include it as part of the full name, using just the first character and appending a period.
firstName + " " + (String.len(middleInitial) == 0 ? "" : (String.substring(middleInitial, 0, 1) + ". ")) + lastName

Include the honorific prefix in front of the full name, or use the courtesy title instead if it exists. If both are absent, don't use any title.
(courtesyTitle != "" ? (courtesyTitle + " ") : honorificPrefix != "" ? (honorificPrefix + " ") : "") + firstName + " " + (String.len(middleInitial) == 0 ? "" : (String.substring(middleInitial, 0, 1) + ". ")) + lastName

Samples using group rules

The following samples are valid conditional expressions. The actions in these cases are group assignments.

IF (Implicit)	Condition	Assign to this Group Name if Condition is TRUE
IF	String.stringContains(user.firstName, "dummy")	dummyUsers
IF	user.city == "San Francisco"	sfo
IF	user.salary >= 1000000	expensiveEmployee
IF	!user.isContractor	fullTimeEmployees
IF	user.salary > 1000000 AND !user.isContractor	expensiveFullTimeEmployees

Samples checking for null and blank attributes

To catch user attributes that are null or blank, use the following valid conditional expression:
user.employeeNumber != "" AND user.employeeNumber != null ? user.employeeNumber : user.nonEmployeeNumber

If a Profile attribute has never been populated, catch it with the following expression:
user.employeeNumber == null

If a Profile attribute was populated in the past but the content is removed, it's no longer null but an empty string. To catch these empty strings, use the following expression:
user.employeeNumber == ""

Popular expressions

Sample user data:

• Firstname = Winston
• Lastname = Churchill
• Email = winston.churchill@gmail.com
• Login = winston.churchill@gmail.com

Value to obtain	Expression	Example output	Explanation
Firstname	user.firstName	Winston	Obtain the value of the users' Firstname attribute.
Firstname + Lastname	user.firstName + user.lastName	WinstonChurchill	Obtain the Firstname and Lastname values and append each together.
Firstname + Lastname with Separator	user.firstName + "." + user.lastName	Winston.Churchill	Obtain Firstname value, append a "." character. Obtain and append the Lastname value.
First Initial + Lastname	substring(user.firstName, 0, 1) + user.lastName	WChurchill	Obtain Firstname value. From the result, retrieve characters greater than position 0 through position 1, including position 1. Obtain and append the Lastname value.
First Initial + Lastname with Limit	substring(user.firstName, 0, 1) + substring(user.lastName, 0, 6)	WChurch	Obtain Firstname value. From the result, retrieve 1 character starting at the beginning of the string. Obtain Last name value. From the result, retrieve characters greater than position 0 through position 6, including position 6.
Lower Case First Initial + Lower Case Last name with Separator	toLowerCase(substring( user.firstName, 0, 1)) + "." + toLowerCase(user.lastName)	w.churchhill	Obtain Firstname value. From the result, retrieve characters greater than position 0 through position 1, including position 1. Convert the result to lowercase. Append a "." character. Obtain the Lastname value. Convert to lowercase and append.
Email Domain + Email Prefix with Separator	toUpperCase(substringBefore( substringAfter(user.email, "@"), ".")) + "\" + substringBefore( user.email, "@")	GMAIL\winston.churchill	Obtain Email value. From the result, parse everything after the "@ character". From the result, parse everything before the "." character. Convert to uppercase. Append a backslash "" character. Obtain the email value again. From the result, parse for everything before the "@" character.
Email Domain + Lowercase First Initial and Lastname with Separator	toUpperCase(substringBefore( substringAfter(user.email, "@"), ".")) + "\" + toLowerCase(substring( user.firstName, 0, 1)) + toLowerCase(user.lastName)	GMAIL\wchurchill	Obtain Email value. From the result, parse everything after the "@ character". From the result, parse everything before the "." character. Convert to uppercase. Append a backslash "" character. Obtain the Firstname value. From the result, retrieve characters greater than position 0 through position 1, including position 1. Convert it to lowercase. Obtain the Lastname value and convert it to lowercase.
Static Domain + Email Prefix with Separator	"XDOMAIN\" + toLowerCase(substring( user.firstName, 0, 1)) + toLowerCase(user.lastName)	XDOMAIN\wchurchill	Add the XDOMAIN string. Append a backslash "" character. Obtain the Firstname value. From the result, retrieve characters greater than position 0 through position 1, including position 1. Convert it to lowercase. Obtain the Lastname value. Convert it to lowercase.
Workday ID	hasWorkdayUser() ? findWorkdayUser().employeeID : null	123456	Check if the user has a Workday assignment, and if so, return their Workday employee ID.
Active Directory UPN	hasDirectoryUser() ? findDirectoryUser().managerUpn : null	bob@okta.com	Check if the user has an Active Directory assignment, and if so, return their Active Directory manager UPN.

Expressions for OAuth 2.0/OIDC custom claims

Okta provides a few expressions that you can only use with OAuth 2.0/OIDC custom claims.

Note: These expressions don't work for SAML 2.0 apps.

• See Create claims.
• See Include app-specific information in a custom claim.

Syntax	Definitions	Examples
app.$attribute	app refers to the name of the OIDC app. $attribute refers to the attribute variable name.	app.id app.clientId app.profile
access.scope	access refers to the access token that requests the scopes. scope refers to the array of granted scopes.	access.scope

Samples

Sample using app attributes

To include an app Profile label, use the following expression:
app.profile.label

See Include app-specific information in a custom claim.

Sample using access.scope

In API Access Management custom authorization servers, you can name a claim scope. Then, you can use the expression access.scope to return an array of granted scope strings.

To include a granted scope array and convert it to a space-delimited string, use the following expression:
String.replace(Arrays.toCsvString(access.scope),","," ")

Expressions in group rules

Group rule conditions only allow String, Arrays, and user expressions.

For example, given the user profile has a base string attribute called email, and assuming the user profile has a custom Boolean attribute called hasBadge and a custom string attribute called favoriteColor, the following expressions are allowed in group rule conditions:

• user.hasBadge
• String.stringContains(user.email, "@example.com")
• Arrays.contains(user.favoriteColors, "blue")

The following expression isn't allowed in group rule conditions, even if the user profile has a custom integer attribute called yearJoined:

• Convert.toInt("2018") == user.yearJoined

Appendix: Time zone codes

Okta supports the use of the following time zone codes:

Standard offset	Canonical ID	Aliases
-12:00	Etc/GMT+12
-11:00	Etc/GMT+11
-11:00	Pacific/Apia
-11:00	Pacific/Midway
-11:00	Pacific/Niue
-11:00	Pacific/Pago_Pago	Pacific/Samoa, US/Samoa
-10:00	America/Adak	America/Atka, US/Aleutian
-10:00	Etc/GMT+10
-10:00	HST
-10:00	Pacific/Fakaofo
-10:00	Pacific/Honolulu	US/Hawaii
-10:00	Pacific/Johnston
-10:00	Pacific/Rarotonga
-10:00	Pacific/Tahiti
-09:30	Pacific/Marquesas
-09:00	America/Anchorage	US/Alaska
-09:00	America/Juneau
-09:00	America/Nome
-09:00	America/Yakutat
-09:00	Etc/GMT+9
-09:00	Pacific/Gambier
-08:00	America/Dawson
-08:00	America/Los_Angeles	US/Pacific, US/Pacific-New
-08:00	America/Santa_Isabel
-08:00	America/Tijuana	America/Ensenada, Mexico/BajaNorte
-08:00	America/Vancouver	Canada/Pacific
-08:00	America/Whitehorse	Canada/Yukon
-08:00	Etc/GMT+8
-08:00	PST8PDT
-08:00	Pacific/Pitcairn
-07:00	America/Boise
-07:00	America/Cambridge_Bay
-07:00	America/Chihuahua
-07:00	America/Dawson_Creek
-07:00	America/Denver	America/Shiprock, Navajo, US/Mountain
-07:00	America/Edmonton	Canada/Mountain
-07:00	America/Hermosillo
-07:00	America/Inuvik
-07:00	America/Mazatlan	Mexico/BajaSur
-07:00	America/Ojinaga
-07:00	America/Phoenix	US/Arizona
-07:00	America/Yellowknife
-07:00	Etc/GMT+7
-07:00	MST
-07:00	MST7MDT
-06:00	America/Bahia_Banderas
-06:00	America/Belize
-06:00	America/Cancun
-06:00	America/Chicago	US/Central
-06:00	America/Costa_Rica
-06:00	America/El_Salvador
-06:00	America/Guatemala
-06:00	America/Indiana/Knox	America/Knox_IN, US/Indiana-Starke
-06:00	America/Indiana/Tell_City
-06:00	America/Managua
-06:00	America/Matamoros
-06:00	America/Menominee
-06:00	America/Merida
-06:00	America/Mexico_City	Mexico/General
-06:00	America/Monterrey
-06:00	America/North_Dakota/Center
-06:00	America/North_Dakota/New_Salem
-06:00	America/Rainy_River
-06:00	America/Rankin_Inlet
-06:00	America/Regina	Canada/East-Saskatchewan, Canada/Saskatchewan
-06:00	America/Swift_Current
-06:00	America/Tegucigalpa
-06:00	America/Winnipeg	Canada/Central
-06:00	CST6CDT
-06:00	Etc/GMT+6
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+10:00	Etc/GMT-10
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+12:00	Etc/GMT-12
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+14:00	Etc/GMT-14
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