1.   And judging from the flurry of what-does-it-all-mean-anyway books now hitting bookstores, publishers get millennium fever.

2.   His words reflected a sort of millennium fever that seemed to infect the leaders as they proclaimed the arrival of a braver, new world.

3.   Millennium fever is spreading through popular culture, and corporate America has caught the bug.

4.   St. Croix hoteliers were hoping millennium fever would help them recover some of the business lost in November when late-season Hurricane Lenny lashed the island.

5.   To what extent millennium fever led to prolonged life elsewhere could not be immediately determined.

6.   To be sure, not every company has millennium fever.

7.   Weighing her remarks, I concede I have a touch of millennium fever, a condition I believed I could never succumb to.