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Permanent time observation in the United States: Revision history


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  • curprev 21:3621:36, 8 December 20232603:6011:e00:4c41::1007 talk 65,462 bytes +28 March 8-14 is the second Sunday in March, November 1-7 is the first Sunday in November, most years March 8 is before the switch but rather the earliest possible date that Daylight Saving Time can be used in the United States, and the earliest date in an Northern Hemisphere country undo Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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  • curprev 07:5807:58, 20 October 2023Guy Harris talk contribs 66,064 bytes +10 Say "Both permanent standard time and permanent daylight saving time" so nobody reads it as saying that both permanent standard time and *non*-permanent daylight saving time eliminate clock changes. (Yes, it's perhaps "obvious" that non-permanent DST doesn't do that, but stating it more straightforwardly may make it less likely that either somebody doesn't realize the "obvious".) undo

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