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"M. Warner Losh" writes:
> : GMT ain't disappearing anytime soon, but international folks are encouraged
> : to use UTC.
> 
> GMT is officially obsolete as a universal time.

Sure, but like feet & inches, its gonna take a long time to disappear.
The gov.uk and bbc.co.uk use it and BST. Like good NATO partners, however
the mod.uk uses ZULU time and 24-hour clock. It all comes down to who
you ask, and most of these couldn't give a tinker's cuss what the
official designation was. :-)

M
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Mark Murray
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