Which of the following writers is the Nobel Laureate for Literature in 1954? (A) Mark Twain (B) Ernest Hemingway (C) John Steinbeck (D) William Saroyan

Which of the following writers is the Nobel Laureate for Literature in 1954? (A) Mark Twain (B) Ernest Hemingway (C) John Steinbeck (D) William Saroyan
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