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Sun

A unit of length in Japan equivalent to approximately 30 millimeters.

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Warm sun rays between trees, fresh wild flowers, water shimmering over pebbles, pirouetting golden leaves, sunlit fields, dancing raindrops...all stir my imagination."

Ukrainian artist's works embody beauty of nature

well jel Best Photo of a Sponge/Cnidarian 'Sunlit Jelly' by Nigel Motyer

Bay golly, pics are fin-tastic..

Those warm and sunlit autumn days are perfect for whiling away some time in the garden or going for a picnic.

SUMMER'S LAST GASP

They have travelled a long way but still the sunlit uplands seem stubbornly to remain one further ridge away" - Chancellor Philip Hammond warning that austerity will continue.

TODAY'S QUOTES

For Ehra's 32nd birthday, they went on a cruise on the sunlit waters of Lake Travis.

LOOK: Ehra, Michelle Madrigal enjoy Texas lake's sunlit waters

Aldebaran will vanish on the Moon's invisible dark limb just a little beyond the Moon's sunlit celestial-eastern side, the side where the hills and crater walls cast thin shadows.

Moon again occults Aldebaran

Our Picture Editor's choice of today's top picture DAVE Evans sent over this lovely sunlit picture.

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polished wood, sunlit silver keys hanging from a chain, a faded plastic

The Radish

Its sunlit area, or phase, looks just a little fuller--the crescent shape looks thicker.

Moon in motion: how to use a ping-pong perspective to understand lunar phases

FLYING upside down over the sunlit bay, the pilot of this custombuilt stunt plane must be head over heels for San Francisco.

Loop with a view

Lewis wrote: "One has the picture of a diver, stripping off garment after garment, making himself naked, then flashing for a moment in the air, and then down through the green, and warm, and sunlit water into the pitch black, cold, freezing water, down into the mud and slime, then up again, his lungs almost bursting, back again to the green and warm and sunlit water, and then at last out into sunshine, holding in his hand the dripping thing he went down to get.

Truly human (again)

I can't stand here and pretend that we're in sunlit uplands now, but we are certainly making progress."

'Staggering' confidence on Teesside

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