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Dec 28th, 2007, 5:28 pm

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• Striking writers union reaches deal with Letterman

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Late-night TV comedian David Letterman has reached a deal with the union representing striking screenwriters that will let his show return to the air next week with his writing staff, the union said on Friday.

The agreement between the Writers Guild of America and Letterman's production company, WorldWide Pants, came as doubts grew that one of Hollywood's premier awards show, the Golden Globes, would go on as usual due to plans by striking writers to picket the event.

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