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| The Dodgers breathed new life into Wilson Betemit's career when they acquired him from the Atlanta Braves late last month. The idea of restoring Hetch Hetchy lay dormant until about five years ago, when Sarah Null, a graduate student in geography at the University of California, Davis, breathed new life into the controversy with a much-publicized master's thesis that explored how the Hetch Hetchy water system would function without the O'Shaughnessy Dam. In either case, Verb Ballets' new set designs and costumes for its reconstruction of Martha Graham's Appalachian Spring, created by Appalachian artists Suzy Campbell and Robert Katkowsky, breathed new life into the masterwork, replacing its starched, abstract look with a more literal, squalid one. |
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