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Shortly after 5 p.m. yesterday, after three hours of closed-door meetings, leaders of the Republican legislature accepted Gov. Mark Dayton's offer to equally utilize school payment shifts and funds derived from tobacco bonds to close the final $1.4 billion gap in the state's budget and begin the process of bringing state government back online
