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'Lock the Clock!' Campaign Gains Attention
Original: ‘LOCK THE CLOCK!’
Calls to 'lock the clock' are circulating, urging an end to the twice-yearly clock changes between daylight saving and standard time. Supporters argue the switches disrupt sleep, health and productivity, and want governments to pick one time and stick with it permanently. The phrase is being used as a rallying cry in ongoing debates in the United States and Europe over whether to abolish seasonal time changes.
Why now: Debate over permanent daylight saving time resurfaces around clock-change dates.
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Evidence
- ‘LOCK THE CLOCK!’ · The Atlantic
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