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The traditional library bookseller and his relationship to the libraries that are his customers has been dramatically changed by a decade of library automation. New products represent value added to the book in the box. Products and services are dictated by the needs of both collection development and technical services in the library. The results are as various as the systems and requirements of libraries.
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