Analysis: For once, gridlock takes a seat

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Sit down, gridlock.

After years on the bench, compromise is taking a turn in Congress, however briefly, in the form of a budget deal that is modest in size yet marks a major step away from brinkmanship.

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