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The Baltimore Sun |
“Almost everyone agrees that changing the clock twice a year doesn’t make sense,” Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz said at the hearing.
Reuters |
Supporters of remaining on daylight saving time argue it would lead to brighter evenings and more economic activity during the winter months.

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