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"Mostly" may overstate the situation
While it's true that there are fewer bookmobiles (reported to IMLS) in 2009 than, say, 199, "mostly" may be an overstatement. There were 907 of them in 1999, 825 in 2004, and 771 in 2009. Unless there were more than 1,500 at some point in the past (possible, I suppose), it's not the case that they're mostly gone.
On the other hand, that's the only class of public library outlet for which even "fewer than there used to be" is an accurate statement, for the US as a whole.
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