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      <title>I didn&#39;t get the extra hour</title>
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      <description>Last night, across most of the United States, one o&amp;rsquo;clock in the morning happened twice. Daylight saving ended, and at 2:00 the clocks fell back to 1:00, so the whole hour from 1:00 to 1:59 was lived through, and then lived through again. Most people experienced this as a gift of an extra hour of sleep. I want to talk about the less cozy side of it, and then about the odd fact that it did not happen to me at all.</description>
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