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The dates on which both poles are equally distant from the sun are: September 23 and March 21 June 21 and March 21 December 21 and June 21 June 21 and September 23

The dates on which both poles are equally distant from the sun are: September 23 and March 21 June 21 and March 21 December 21 and June 21 June 21 and September 23
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The dates on which both poles are equally distant from the sun are:

September 23 and March 21
June 21 and March 21
December 21 and June 21
June 21 and September 23

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September 23 and March 21.

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