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	'''''"How long is the day and night in countries near the North and South Poles?"'''''<BR>		'''''"How long is the day and night in countries near the North and South Poles?"'''''<BR>
	As we get closer to the North or South Pole, the day or night might extend for up to several months each. At the North Pole itself, daylight ~~lasts more than 3 months during the summer months~~ and darkness lasts for more than ~~3 months during the winter~~ months.		As we get closer to the North or South Pole, the day or night might extend for up to several months each. At the North Pole itself, daylight and darkness lasts for more than 6 months at a time.