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Daylight Saving Time is now over. Did you get the extra hour of sleep last night? Or maybe you just got an extra hour of work instead? Either way, the clocks fell back an hour and – as it does twice a year every year – it has people wondering why we still do this kind of thing. Deseret News reporter and Arizona native Leah Bowers wrote about her own experiences learning how to deal with the time change; she explains the learning curve to Greg and Holly.
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