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  • 1271994 Major League Baseball strike — The 1994 Major League baseball strike was the eighth work stoppage in baseball history, as well as the fourth in season work stoppage in 23 years. The 232 day strike, which lasted from August 12, by|1994, to April 2, by|1995, led to the… …

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