1.   Although he thinks there is little chance of a date change, Maggard did say that tickets could be sold to individual pentathlon events staged in larger venues.

2.   Any such products which keep the date will accurately do so, and no Sony products will fail because of the date change.

3.   At the International Date Line, which runs through the Pacific Ocean, the date changes.

4.   Attention now should center on smaller companies and public agencies to see whether they, too, are ready for the date change, Koskinen said.

5.   About half are ready for the date change, Rose says.

6.   All Apple Macintoshes will accept the date change.

7.   But his boss told him in November that he had to work the midnight shift tonight in case the date change causes problems.

8.   But plant officers Wednesday said they had since obtained documents to verify that one of its computer-networking devices would work through the date change.

9.   But the date change seemed to go unnoticed in most states and many municipal agencies.

10.   But with Fidelity in final preparations for the millennial date change, the creatures are retired now.