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Time Zones: How Railways Unified Global Time Standards

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The history of time zones began with the expansion of railways in the 19th century.
Before standardization, there were hundreds of local times across regions.
Railways facilitated the need for a unified time system for scheduling and safety.
The modern global clock system evolved from these early timekeeping challenges.

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The history of time zones began with the expansion of railways in the 19th century.
Before standardization, there were hundreds of local times across regions.
Railways facilitated the need for a unified time system for scheduling and safety.
The modern global clock system evolved from these early timekeeping challenges.

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