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Would a single solar system be able to come up with a main time system?

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I have a solar system containing multiple planets, most having an intelligent species inhabiting it. To keep a common peace, they created a large government system to help stop territorial wars between planets for uninhabited planets as well as trade between each planet. But to do this I need to come up with a common time system but have no idea how to do it since I won't be able to go based on any one planet's rotation, or if I did it would inconsistent for most other planets.

Is there any way for an entire solar system to share a common time zone so they can consistently communicate with each other?

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