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thanks to the ndea, half century ago the u.s. has been able to maintain a core capacity in the university level for foreign lang age for most world areas for title 6 and full bright haze both which have been reduced by 40% over the past two years. alongside the outright elimination of fap. which is movement in the wrong direction which we hope can be addressed by the administration and the congress as soon as possible. on a more positive note, the post 9/11 era initiatives arising from the intelligence communities notably national security language initiative which build on specifically aim at helping address the new mandate for high level language and culture across the sectors of economy. here i want to mention programs that are making a big difference in the foreign language field right now on the ground. the star talk program funded by nfa is running high quality programs for and 150 programs in ten languages in 48 states and the district of columbia. it's making a big difference. the state department is investing more than $