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The debate over requiring public libraries to host weekly multilingual storytelling sessions versus maintaining English-only children's programs

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The main point of disagreement between Chen and Martinez centers on . According to the text, Dr. Wong's support for the initiative is primarily based on . Thompson's opposition to the program mainly stems from . The successful pilot programs mentioned by Chen demonstrated that . The text suggests that the key challenge in implementing multilingual programs is .

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As someone who has worked in public libraries for over two decades, I believe this debate . While Chen makes some valid points about inclusivity, . Martinez's concerns about staffing are legitimate, but I think . What's missing from this discussion is . The solution might be to rather than making it mandatory across all libraries.

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