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Shutdown Looms as Budget Impasse Persists

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WASHINGTON—Political leaders on Tuesday continued to talk past each other on federal spending, offering little evidence they could soon reach an agreement to avert a shutdown of the government this weekend.

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President Barack Obama stepped out to personally address the impasse on budget negotiations, saying he opposes a Republican proposal for another temporary resolution unless it is to give Congress a few more days to pass a permanent deal.

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