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POP has given important premieres, such as the first professional Los Angeles staging of Stravinsky’s “The Rake’s Progress,” which was written in L.A.

And if he can’t rake, the Yankees can’t recover.

Even though the Supreme Court has freed billionaires and corporations to spend unlimited dollars buying elections, their money does not go as far as the haul that an authentically popular candidate like Harris can rake in from less affluent donors.

Most intriguing are the lines scored down the length of the strip, possibly by a rake or even a bed of nails.

"I've never been a groundsman, but you'd think a rake would assist the spin," said Stokes.