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It’s that other time of year again . . . time to set our clocks forward an hour, and according to a new study, over half of us are NOT HERE FOR IT!

Daylight Saving Time goes into effect this Sunday at 2 AM.

According to a survey of 1,000 Americans, 54% said they would like to abolish the twice-a-year time change.

Hawaii and Arizona (except for those on Navajo Indian Reservations) do NOT partake in Daylight Saving Time, sticking with Standard Time year round.

Florida just passed a bill to permanently stay on Daylight Saving Time, and Tennessee is working on passing a similar bill to stop the time changes.

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