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Subject: Hi Jeffrey Epstein, we have recommended courses for you!
Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2013 04:34:18 +0000
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Dear Jeffrey Epstein,
Did you know that this month we have 80+ new courses starting? We have expanded
our course language options from 6 (English, Spanish, German, Arabic, Italian,
French) to 12 (now including native instruction and subtitles for courses in Turkish,
Japanese, Portuguese, Ukranian, Chinese, and more).
Check them out in our course catalogue and, as always, happy learning!
Andrew, Daphne and the Coursera Team i www.coursera.org/team
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