From june 14th through september 3rd of 1995 including musicians such as zak starkey on drums, mark farner (grand funk), billy preston, randy bachman (bachman turner overdrive), and john entwhistle (the who), tour japan and the u.s. ringo and his third all-starr band paul mccartney's new world tour yoko ono and the starpeace tour george harrison's dark horse revival tour none of the above

Ringo and his Third All-Starr Band

Explanation:

This description best fits that of Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band. This is a live rock group led by Ringo Starr, one of the former members of The Beatles. The idea of the band is that any person who belongs to it (the band changes its members frequently) "is a star in their own right." The band has been touring for over thirty years, playing the most important hits of each member of the band.

D.

Explanation:

"The Jungle" is a novel written by Upton Sinclair. In his novel he shares about the unsanitary conditions of the meat industries and unethical practices adept by them to earn profit rather than thinking about the well-being and health conditions of the public.

The quote from the text that best supports the idea that a factory is likely to employ such questionable practices is in option D. The factory employed such unethical practices to earn money and profit at the risk of public health. The sausages that these industries sell come out of the same machinery, but sold with different stamp. The sausage bundles sold with the stamp 'special' have nothing special in reality, but just a way to earn extra money.

Therefore, option D is correct.