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The golf industry in the U.S. is advocating for the end of the biannual clock change associated with daylight saving time. Supporters argue that permanent daylight saving time would benefit outdoor activities, particularly golf, by providing extended daylight hours for play.
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The golf industry in the U.S. is advocating for the end of the biannual clock change associated with daylight saving time. Supporters argue that permanent daylight saving time would benefit outdoor activities, particularly golf, by providing extended daylight hours for play.
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