Hadronization of b->c(c)over-bar-s

The b --> c (c) over bar s transition is usually believed to hadronize predominantly in (B) over bar --> X(c)D(s)((*)-) with the D-s((*)-) originating from the virtual W. We demonstrate in a variety of independent ways that other hadronization processes cannot be neglected. The invariant mass of (c) over bar s has sizable phase-space beyond m(D) + m(K). The rate for (B) over bar --> D (D) over bar (K) over bar X could be significant and should not be ignored as was done in previous experimental analyses. We estimate the number of charmed hadrons per B-decay, n(c), to be approximate to 1.3 to higher accuracy than obtained in previous investigations. Even though n(c) is currently measured to be about 1.1, observing a significant (B) over bar --> D (D) over bar (K) over bar X would support n(c) approximate to 1.3. Many testable consequences result, some of which we discuss.