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The Senate must approve a time protection act that, if adopted, would change New York business hours based on UTC, while noting Hawaii's current exclusion from time zones.

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The Senate must approve a time protection act that, if adopted, would change New York business hours based on UTC, while noting Hawaii's current exclusion from time zones.

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  1. Senate blocks state choice on time policy, impacting New York and Boston.1 source
  2. The Senate must approve a time protection act that, if adopted, would change New York business hours based on UTC, while noting Hawaii's current exclusion from time zones.1 source

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