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The deal will then be voted on by WGA members.
To do so would complicate our ability to finish the job.
This particular round of negotiations started Wednesday, September 20.
At the end of bargaining that day, the WGA and AMPTP issued ajoint statementvowing to continue negotiating.
While the two parties talked Friday, the picket lines were packed in support of the WGA.
The AMPTP said it was giving its best and final offerSaturday afternoon.
Those bodies will then vote on authorizing a ratification vote.
They would also vote on whether to end the strike pending ratification.
Picketing has been suspended, pending these next steps, but the strike is still on.
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