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It’s about time This autumn, daylight saving time has us “falling back” — or gaining an hour of sleep — during the wee hours of Sunday, November 1. While that may sound like the perfect way to recover from a weekend of Halloween, it can be surprisingly jarring on the body. It always rattles me. And I’m confused for days, sometimes weeks. And I’d like to abolish Daylight Saving Time altogether. I set my clocks, some on the old time and others on the new time in order to establish some kind of sanity between “leaping forward and falling back”. Besides, I hate the sudden darkness at four o’clock that makes me...