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Should the word library report be capitalized?

It depends on the specific context. Here's a breakdown:

Capitalize when it's a proper noun:

* Library Report (referring to a specific report with a title like "The Library Report 2023").

* The Library Report (when referring to a particular report, often used as the title).

Don't capitalize when it's a general term:

* library report (referring to any general report about a library).

* a library report (referring to one report about a library).

In conclusion:

* Capitalize "Library Report" when it's a specific report with a defined title.

* Don't capitalize "library report" when it's a general term.

If you provide more context about how you're using the phrase, I can give you a more precise answer.

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