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Jeremy's topic is public cellphone use. which source would provide the best information for jeremy's topic?

a. an encyclopedia entry on cell phones
b. a painting of a modern city scene, with many people talking on phones
c. a pop song about a person's love for their phone
d. a newspaper article about cell phone etiquette

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