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The United States has recently taken a more urgent move toward dealing with the year 2000 problem (Y2K). As a sign of the time, readers of recent issues of major business and computer journals could not help but notice an avalanche of articles on the millennium bug. Prodded by regulators and pressured by their concerned customers, U.S. organizations public and private alike are stepping up their efforts to deal with the Y2K issues.
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