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  • Mercury 87.97 days
  • Venus 224.70 days
  • Earth 365.26 days
  • Mars 686.98 days
  • Jupiter 11.86 years
  • Saturn 29.46 years
  • Uranus 84.01 years
  • Neptune 164.79 years
  • Pluto 247.68 years
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