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Permanent standard time would give the capital's early risers a head start on the day.

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Should year-round standard time take hold, Washington's dawn joggers and coffee-shop regulars could see sunrise arrive noticeably earlier on summer mornings. The capital's early-morning rhythms, from Rock Creek Park trails to the first meetings at Georgetown breakfast tables, would shift accordingly.

With reporting from The Hill.

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