The typical optical spectrum of a quasar shows:
A) very redshifted emission lines superimposed upon a weak continuum of radiation.
B) a series of very blueshifted emission lines, with no continuum component.
C) a continuum of radiation crossed by a sequence of very redshifted absorption lines.
D) a sequence of highly blueshifted absorption lines upon a continuum of radiation.
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