Well, following up on that, if you're collecting more than you've ever collected before, and part of your budget speaks to the digitization of certain items and certain other things in terms of the demands on your budget, what kind of prioritization is the Library doing in terms of reconfiguring what your collection priorities might be in terms of trying to balance the burgeoning collection that you're doing here, the digital you're doing here, and maybe meshing that with some sort of efficiencies?
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Senator Capito questions budget prioritization for digital and physical collections.
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