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Why don't states observe daylight savings times?

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Because our country is in so much debt that even saving daylight won't help

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Does Singapore observe daylight savings times?

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Did Savannah Georgia have daylight savings in 1959?

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What is the origin of 'daylight saving time'?

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Who made daylight savings?

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Does Royal Caribbean observe local port times or ship time?

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Why does the Navajo Reservation in Arizona observe daylight saving time?

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Why have daylight savings time when all it does is cause unnatural stress when you lose an hour?

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