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9 simple ways to survive Daylight Saving Time

It’s hard to find fault with the longer days that come with springing our clocks forward each March—well, except for the fact that it can be tough for your body to adjust to the time change. But these acclimation strategies can help.

Daylight Savings Time Infographic updated 2/25/20

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