Is it possible to write a query which returns a date for every day between two specified days?

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Basically, the question says it all. I need a PL\SQL query that returns a list of dates between two dates such that for 01-JAN-2010 to 20-JAN-2010 I would get 20 rows returned:

the_date 
--------
01-JAN-2010
02-JAN-2010
03-JAN-2010
04-JAN-2010
...
20-JAN-2010

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