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    In the previous patch, I used global-set-key to bind a handler
    function for the `language-change' event.  But it seems to work best
    if it is bound in special-event-map so that the event may not be
    ignored by read-char-exclusive or explicitly read by
    read-key-sequence.  Is it OK to use special-event-map for this
    purpose?

Yes.