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Grammar Grater discusses a timely matter
Posted at 2:32 PM on March 10, 2008
by Julia Schrenkler
It always seems to take a few days for daylight savings time to feel right, or maybe I'm just mourning a lost hour. Clock resetting aside, Grammar Grater points out, "there are actually some linguistic components to daylight saving time."
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