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The spread-F phenomenon was analyzed covering the years 1944 through 1953. These ten years throughout one solar-activity cycle are peculiarly alike. More spread F occurs in winter than in summer, with the equinoxes falling between the respective solstices. Sampling studies were made of six other stations. Rather different results were secured.
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