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A Typical American Small Town School: Some Day Will Schuester
A typical American small-town school. Some day Will Schuester used to study here. Now he teaches Spanish. Our hero has a lifelong dream. He wants to restore school choir collective that was very popular when Will was a boy. But things have change and the collective consists of losers and outsiders now. They are never invited to cool school parties. But Schuester will not give up on his dream. He is to do a lot to make school choir the place where everybody wants to go and its participants return respect and
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