Is 明日辺り exactly the same as 明日?

If not, let's say I just got told "`Please do <something> 明日辺り`", then:

  * From what time today does it start to become acceptable to do it?
  * Approximately when will it start to be considered as later than expected?
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When does 明日辺り start and finish?
It means kind of "tomorrow or the next day", accurately "tomorrow or another
day if you can't afford tomorrow".
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I think '明日あたり' is more widely used but same meaning.

明日 and 明日あたり are different.

明日 == tomorrow

明日あたり == tomorrow but with some tolerance. It means a day after tomorrow is
possible option. But not today. Because most people know today's own schedule.

25日あたり == In general, 24, 25 or 26 if today is not 24.
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