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Atlantic time

noun

  1. standard time



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Word History and Origins

Origin of Atlantic time1

First recorded in 1905–10
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Example Sentences

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And for bonus coverage, did you know that Newfoundland has a time adjustment of 30 minutes off of Atlantic time?

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Every few years, one of our legislators proposes that Maine move to Atlantic time, the same time zone used by Nova Scotia and Qaanaaq, Greenland.

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That one was a little more tenuous; it held that Maine would join Atlantic time only if Massachusetts and New Hampshire did so, too; it also required a statewide referendum.

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But in Maine, the resistance to Atlantic time is not a joke.

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It may be, as Anne Applebaum writes in The Atlantic, “time to prepare for a Ukrainian victory.”

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