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The latest information from Machine Learning on Coursera.We are happy to announce that you have received a free $25 Promotional Code for a Tutoring session! This means you can get up to $25 off a tutoring session if you have never done a paid Help outs by Google session.
You can view the Coursera Machine Learning Tutors on the Tutoring page. When you view your selected tutor’s availability you will be taken to the Help outs by Google Platform. To redeem your Promotional Code, type “COURSERA” when you are prompted to commit to a paid session. For more information on how the promotional codes work, you can see this page.
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The latest information from Machine Learning on Coursera.We are happy to announce that you have received a free $25 Promotional Code for a Tutoring session! This means you can get up to $25 off a tutoring session if you have never done a paid Help outs by Google session.

You can view the Coursera Machine Learning Tutors on the Tutoring page. When you view your selected tutor’s availability you will be taken to the Help outs by Google Platform. To redeem your Promotional Code, type “COURSERA” when you are prompted to commit to a paid session. For more information on how the promotional codes work, you can see this page.

The code expires on April 1, 2014. This is a great opportunity to try out a Tutoring session and we hope that you take advantage of the offer from Help outs by Google!
Coursera Staff

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