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Gov. Dayton and GOP legislative leaders are planning to meet behind closed doors Sunday afternoon for a third straight day of budget talks.  The two sides met privately for nearly eight hours on Saturday (Read a write-thru of the story 

).  Dayton and GOP legislative leaders are trying to break an impasse over a two year budget plan.  The two sides also agreed to keep the talks private and it's unclear if they're any closer to reaching a budget deal.

"Our agreement that we would not discuss any of the details of our discussions is really crucial to our ability to build the trust necessary to really exchange candid ideas and talk things over," Dayton said.  "There's a purpose for this reticence to talk about details because it's serving, in my view very constructively, the intent that we all have."

Dayton and the Republican-controlled Legislature must reach a budget deal by Friday or state government would shut down on that day if they fail to resolve their differences.

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