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Using the dewey decimal system, where would you look for books written in a romance language by a satirist known as moliere?
a. 840–849
b. 820–829
c. 810–819
d. 830–839

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Using the dewey decimal system, where would you look for books written in a romance language by a satirist known as moliere?
a. 840–849
b. 820–829
c. 810–819
d. 830–839