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By World War I,record Players Were Commonplace and the Recording

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By World War I,record players were commonplace and the recording industry enjoyed a boom period that lasted until:

A) radio gained popularity
B) the Jazz Age
C) the Great Depression
D) World War II
E) the mid 1960s

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