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The document provides vocabulary terms related to using a library including definitions for librarian, borrowing materials, circulation desk, due dates, ESL materials, foreign language newspapers, feature films, media service center, viewing room, and fines. It also includes sample dialogue sentences for common questions library users may have such as asking about reference materials, borrowing periods, ESL books, fine costs, locations of items, reserving viewing rooms, renewing items, using computers, and costs of photocopies. The vocabulary and sample questions cover a variety of topics for using library resources and services.
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