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The Cataloging Service Bulletin No. 86 from Fall 1999, edited by Robert M. Hiatt, discusses updates and revisions in cataloging practices at the Library of Congress. It covers topics such as MARC content designation, descriptive and subject cataloging changes, including simplifications in subject subdivisions, music cataloging decisions, and revisions in cataloging art materials. The bulletin also lists new and revised subject headings of current interest and provides information on standard citation forms for rare book cataloging.

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