Some people believe that as internet access becomes widespread,traditional libraries will become obsolete.To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is true that
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internet
has transformed how people access
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information
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some to believe that traditional
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will soon disappear.
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completely
desagree
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disagree
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view,as
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continue to play an essential role in education and community life.
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,
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provide a quiet and focused environment that cannot be easily replicated online.Many students and professionals rely on
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study without distraction .
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contrast
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the internet often exposes users to constant
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and advertisements,which can reduce concentration.
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,
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remain ideal places for deep reading and learning.
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serve important social and educational functions.Many
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as those in
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free workshops,film
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,and volunteer programs that
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bring communities
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are especially valuable for
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and immigrants who need opportunities
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to connect and learn in person. In conclusion,
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the internet has made information more
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traditional
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remain irreplaceable
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they continue to foster learning,social interaction,and equal access to knowledge for everyone

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