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A breeze
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They were called the Trades in the times when much world trade was done by sailing ships.
A breeze is a light wind. Where the land and the sea meet, for example, you get land and sea breezes in summer.
Many winds have names. Among the most constant winds are the Trade Winds. These winds blow towards the tropics and blow most of the year round.
Ships always tried to avoid other areas in tropical oceans where winds hardly ever blow. These are called the Doldrums.
This is because the air is hotter over the land than the sea by day and cooler over land than sea at night.
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