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Although the Division of Undergraduate Education at NSF has undergone a shift in program emphasis, it has retained the Adapt and Adopt Program Initiative, which seeks to broaden the dissemination of the five Systemic Reform Initiatives that are currently being funded by NSF .
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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