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		</div><p>The European Union has taken another step towards abolishing the twice-yearly clock change which has been a rite of spring and autumn for decades.</p>
<p>A European Parliament committee voted 23 to 11 today to scrap the time change in 2021.</p>
<p>However, legislators left the decision as to which time &#8211; summer or winter &#8211; should be adopted for a future date. There are divisions within the EU on which should become the standard.</p>
<p>Many member states instituted the time change during the 1970s oil crisis as an attempt to save energy. Since 1996, all EU countries change their times simultaneously.</p>
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<p>An EU consultation of the public last year showed that 84% were against changing the clock.</p>
<p>The proposal now goes to the full parliament and the member states.</p>
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