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| And the intractability of the LAUSD bureaucracy has fed the appetite for reform that enabled Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's takeover plan to become law. My new frontiersman can-do optimism was gradually displaced by a growing sense of the complexity and intractability of many of Latin America's problems. But being sympatico did not make him equal to the food fight he experienced on his first day of teaching, or to the intractability of a bureaucracy that often didn't admire his unorthodox style. |
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