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This past weekend, we turned our clocks back by an hour, ending Daylight Saving Time, the period during the year, from March to early November, when most of the U.S. operates one hour ahead of standard time. The move effectively "saves" an hour of daylight from the morning and adds it to the evening during the spring and summer months when the days are the longest. Then in the fall and winter months, when the days are shorter, the U.S. returns to standard time, with daylight coming earlier in the morning. Over the last couple of years there has been much debate, and even legislature, over whether to make DST permanent. Listen in!
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