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Arellia
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11 minutes after the question was opened (09/26/2007 08:42am)
A week may be very short but I don't this sort of thing needs years to go through...A lot countries go back and foward with changing seasons every year. Where I'm from though its the tropics we've had changes to the time by 1/2 an hour to 1 hour back and forth a few times in the last 1 -2 decades. It only took 1 or 2 months maximum for them to suggest and implement the changes...So although a week seems a little rushed a month or so should be ok.
CGA
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38 minutes after the question was opened (09/26/2007 09:09am)
It seems to me that he is putting the clock back a few years by being so dictatorial ;-) No, seriously, the way he is doing by diktat may be some concern but this is a fairly benign change with a good purpose.
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