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As TV and movie writers in New York set up picket lines with Wall Street as a symbolic backdrop, protesters back in Los Angeles continued to come out in force -- and actors made their sympathies known. Outside Universal Studios, Minnie Driver speaks to the media after a turn on the lines.

Writers strike

( Laura Morton / For The Times )

As TV and movie writers in New York set up picket lines with Wall Street as a symbolic backdrop, protesters back in Los Angeles continued to come out in force -- and actors made their sympathies known. Outside Universal Studios, Minnie Driver speaks to the media after a turn on the lines.

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