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Make yourself at ease with Japanese through this series of lessons. Tune in each week for a 10-minute episode or look for it online. Across 48 weeks, you'll learn the basic of the language and be ...

Teach You a Lesson concludes with its major conflicts resolved. While the Educational Rights Protection Bureau could theoretically continue tackling new cases, the story itself feels largely complete.

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