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    The sun and moon sing a duet about how they rule the sky. The sun boasts that it shines fiercely and brings warmth to the world. In contrast, the moon borrows its light from the sun but still lights up the night. Both assert that they are not shy about their roles in sky.

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    The sun and moon sing a duet about how they rule the sky. The sun boasts that it shines fiercely and brings warmth to the world. In contrast, the moon borrows its light from the sun but still lights up the night. Both assert that they are not shy about their roles in sky.

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    The sun and moon sing a duet about how they rule the sky. The sun boasts that it shines fiercely and brings warmth to the world. In contrast, the moon borrows its light from the sun but still lights up the night. Both assert that they are not shy about their roles in sky.

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