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During which time period would the number of daylight hours always be greater than, or equal to, the number of nighttime hours for observers in the northern hemisphere?
A) From the summer solstice, to the autumn equinox, to the winter solstice.
B) From the autumn equinox, to the winter solstice, to the spring equinox.
C) From the spring equinox, to the summer solstice, to the autumn equinox.
D) From the winter solstice, to the spring equinox, to the summer solstice.

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