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A lifetime subscription is always a good way to avoid adding another monthly fee to your growing collection, and it removes the pressure of putting a restrictive timeline on your learning. Plus, buying lifetime access directly from Babbel would normally cost $599. Even with the current promotion, this StackSocial deal beats the price by a long shot. Just make sure to order your subscription before this deal ends, and remember that you have only 30 days after your purchase to redeem the subscription.
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