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Park La Brea resident Lydia Plona’s pay-TV bill has soared by 60% since Charter Communications took over Time Warner Cable, and she figures there’s little she can do to keep it from climbing even more. President Trump’s pick to run the Federal Communications Commission makes that prospect even...

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