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    L.A. teachers strike, Day 5: The sun's out and hopes rise for a settlement

    by Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times Jan 18, 2019 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles teachers strike entered its fifth day with hopes for a settlement building after a long day of negotiations.

    Teams from L.A. Unified and United Teachers Los Angeles began new talks about noon Thursday and didn't finish their session until just after midnight Friday.

    The length of the first day of talks was one hopeful sign. Another, perhaps, was a mutual understanding that

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