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<p>In this document [[RFC2119]] keywords have their usual meaning. Best practices and definitions are set off from the remainder of the text with special formatting.</p>
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<pclass="definition"><dfnclass="link-ignore" data-lt="summer time|daylight savings time|DST|daylight time">Daylight Savings Time</dfn> Also called <em>summer time</em> or <em>daylight time</em> and abbreviated <em>DST</em>. The practice of advancing clocks to make better use of longer periods of daylight during the summer, so that darkness falls at a later [=wall time=]. Rules around observation (or non-observation) of DST is one feature of a time zone.</p>
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<h2id="history">A Brief History of Timekeeping</h2>
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