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If you're looking to spend some time honing a new craft, there's no better place to learn than MasterClass. There, you can pick up new skills from the pros in each field you could be interested in, like singing from Christina Aguilera or comedy from Steve Martin. Right now, you can grab a year subscription for 50% off its normal price.

As of August 29, you can get a year-long MasterClass subscription for 50% off. That means you can spend just $60 instead of the $120 it would normally run you. The deal is available from now through September 2, so you'll have to act quickly if you want to pick it up.

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