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daylight

[dey-lahyt] / ˈdeɪˌlaɪt /


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People with less stable rhythms are more likely to shift their sleep and activity times due to changes in routine or daylight.

From Science Daily

This period followed the polar sunrise -- a stretch of continuous daylight after months of darkness -- when increased ultraviolet light intensifies chemical reactions at the surface and in the lower atmosphere.

From Science Daily

Yet there was no daylight between us in our approach to parenthood.

From The Wall Street Journal

Management said the Louvre, which was the victim of an embarrassing daylight robbery on October 19, would open "as normal" on Friday.

From Barron's

The attack didn’t occur in a dark alley or at the margins of society but in daylight at one of Australia’s most famous public spaces.

From The Wall Street Journal