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The tradition, the history (or myth), the personalities, along with the racial, gender and class tensions that infuse the dance form, are all snarled up in a giant, impossibly messy knot.

Such pagan imagery rests intriguingly alongside Japanese motifs that infuse the proceedings: a character refers to the Japanese tradition of respect for the elderly; a red circle like a rising sun is projected on the rear scrim; and Mr. Kinevane, 43, usually clad only in a loincloth of sorts, dons a wide-sleeved silken shirt and white face paint.

Hundreds of species of plants, together with the fungi and bacteria that infuse the rhizosphere, the ecosystem around roots, represent the botanical equivalent of detox centers, seeking and often breaking down molecules that can harm most other life, soil scientists and botanists say.

B1 ARTS E1-10 SPORTS D1-8 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 PlasToxic Toxic Avengers Hundreds of species of plants, along with the fungi and bacteria that infuse the ecosystem around roots, will probably soon play a bigger role in the cleaning up of polluted soil and groundwater, scientists say.

It is made from yerba mate -- green, finely chopped leaves that infuse the tea water with an earthy and slightly bitter flavour, similar to that of green tea.

But what elevates his films above mere melodrama is the profundity of the moral premises that infuse the narratives.

The big show-business smile that infused the ceremony was more than a ratings ploy.

But the fierce energy that infused the New York production is sometimes missing here.

The passion that infused the rivalry has not been Manchester's alone.

Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins come out of the same Enlightenment spirit of hostile skepticism to faith that infuses "The Future of an Illusion".

Not everyone talked about the superdesk, although perhaps it was the superdesk that infused the air with superinterestingness.