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French Culture Guide Vive Le Millennium!
France is using the new millennium as a launching pad for many new initiatives. French Culture Guide Thomas DeLaine examines the gallic future.
 
  Classic Film Guide Just Make Believe
Will the next millennium look anything like Hollywood's depiction of it? Classic Movies Guide Brad Lang eyes the celluloid future.
 
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The Canadian government will acknowledge the millennium with long-term projects like parks and nature trails. Canada Online Guide Susan Munroe reports.
 
  Catholicism Guide Joy and Celebration
For the Catholic Church, the year 2000 is an opportunity to end discrimination, hunger, war and injustice. Catholicism Guide Joe Cece explains.
 
United Kingdom for Visitors Guide Futuristic Fun
England plans to acknowledge the new century by creating the world's largest ferris wheel. United Kingdom for Visitors Guide Jeff Clark eyes the structure's future.
 

 
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