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The direction of motion of the Moon in our sky, against the background of stars (see Fig. 1-22, Comins and Kaufmann, Discovering the Universe, 7th Ed.), is
A)   always eastward.
B)   mostly eastward, but occasionally (at full Moon) westward.
C)   always westward, in concert with the stars.
D)   sometimes eastward but mostly westward.
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