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Created on Aug 3, 2025

This SVG animation depicts a stylized sunrise over layered landscapes. A gradient-filled sky transitions from aliceblue to indigo, while a sun circle moves down and back up using an `<animate>` element. Three overlapping paths create rolling hills, each filled with animated linear or radial gradients that shift colors over 15 seconds. The scene leverages declarative SMIL animations within raw SVG markup, with no JavaScript libraries, and cycles an infinite sunrise-to-night color loop.

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