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ms. ball, we are talking about soccer. mr. streeth, t justony romo, your slant on to the ground. -- you were slammed onto the ground. it is often hard. there are so many ways and football to see how they revenge hit or a main player who is famous for that and love is that and gets endorsements because of it, commercial endorsements -- soccer is extremely brittle, -- extremely brutal, exhausting, in a huge theater where it is usually four goals scored and that is it. in thinking about myself and have watched a lot of it because of that becausetriumph, it is ball or youhe probably are slammed to the ground or tripped up. there is a lot to pick up. -- there is a lot of tripping up. if it was ranked number 3, what are some of the ways that concussions come about in soccer other inheading the ball? is it heading the ball from any part of your head? >>heading the ball tends to be relatively safe if you use your forehead. concussions come when you take the ball on the top of your head most likely from punt or when a ball gets shot ou

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ms. schmitt. mr. connelly is recognized. >> thank you, madam chairman. i'm sure, mr. assistant secretary, you can understand the sensitivity of up here about the cost of military operations. the previous administration low balled the cost of iraq and afghanistan and here we are well in excess of a trillion dollars later, a significant contributor to the united states debt which so many of my colleagues expressed concern about and yet we accepted false assurances or very loose assurances about the cost of those engagements. so i think it's a reasonable question to ask what is this going to cost or what is your estimate of what it's going to cost? and to get that information, obviously, in a timely fashion. let me ask, what is the rationale for putting troops, u.s. military advisors, into uganda? what is the goal? >> well, congressman, first of all, i'll reiterate, we'll get you the cost figures as soon as we can. >> thank you. >> but this would be certainly much more modest in the cost of actual combat operations. as for the reasons why we're there, i think there's a continued threat to civilians and threats to the stability of region. we think that this very disagree increase in the form of our military assist