Some of you who have been listening to us for a long time may remember that we addressed this issue of decade names back in nineteen ninety-nine. We even had a "Name the Next Decade" contest. AA: We had entries from forty-five countries and, not surprisingly, no clear winner.
The single most popular theme was "first decade. Take for instance," she added, "the talk of health for all by the year , food for all by the year , Vision in Nigeria. We'd welcome more comments on what to call twenty ten to twenty nineteen? Are you happy with the tens or the teens, or do you have a better idea?
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