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KeySearch is a feature that:
 
  a. Helps you find relevant documents using the Key Number system.
  b. Is found only on LexisNexis.
  c. Cannot be used in conjunction with bound volumes.
  d. Is an extremely difficult search tool to use.

Question 2

Westlaw from West Group includes:
 
  a. Thousands of databases found in print in all large law libraries.
  b. Powerful research tools.
  c. Editorial enhancements found in the company's bound publications.
  d. All of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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