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ID: LSAT-LR-196
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Justify the Conclusion (JTC)
Difficulty level: Medium

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Company archivist: A staging worked up from a Ledra score reproduces what that score sets down and nothing besides. Our Kestrel was worked up from the Ledra score and from no other source. A staging that drops any part of what was danced in 1971 is not a revival of the 1971 Kestrel, whatever the programme calls it. So ours is not a revival.

The archivist's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?

ANo staging worked up from a score alone has ever been counted a revival in this house.

BThe 1971 staging of Kestrel has not been given since, and this revival is the first to be worked up from it.

CEvery Ledra score of a premiere and every Ledra score of a revival was worked up by a notator who had sat through the staging itself, week after week.

DNo Ledra score marks the body above the shoulder, the Kestrel score included, the notation having been drawn up for the feet.

EThe dancers of 1971 held the head turned throughout Kestrel from first bar to last, and no Ledra score marks the body above the shoulder.

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