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Most of the Library's collections are in closed stacks in the Jefferson and Adams Buildings or are stored off-site. Once you request an item through our catalog, book services will retrieve it for you and deliver it to one of our specified drop-off locations within the Library. Delivery times vary, ranging from a few minutes to the next business day depending on where the book is coming from.
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The scope of this service does not include compilation of extensive bibliographies, requests for information connected with contests, answers to school or work assignments, and translations. We defer to two national libraries that are responsible for comprehensive collecting of materials in clinical medicine and technical agriculture: the National Library of Medicine and National Agricultural Library, respectively.