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[Python-Dev] Standard datetime objects?

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I know it has been asked before, but I was wondering where we are with our
new standard datatime objects?  I'm re-working some of my data/time code,
and will be in a position to also work on whatever is keeping the prototype
from being completed.

Thanks,
-Kevin

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