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daylight [ˈdeılaıt] SUBST

1. daylight:

daylight

daylight saving time SUBST

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This is a response to both decreasing temperature and shorter hours of daylight.
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During these same months in the northern regions there will be 24 hours of daylight.
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These centers were only able to operate in daylight though due to a lack of fuel and transportation.
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It is open daily during daylight hours only, since there are no lights on the path.
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These beings are dispelled by daylight, though a strong enough burst of light could sear one to dust.
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As with all areas in the polar latitudes, there are extreme variations in daylight between the seasons.
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The species is primarily nocturnal, though in the winter it will come out to forage for food in the daylight if conditions are favourable.
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The courses are usually set up in public areas and there may be some restrictions on access, e.g., daylight hours only.
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The island territories do not currently observe daylight time either.
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Although natural daylight often reaches that area, particularly late in the day, it is not directly visible from outside.
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