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@SkyLawyer said: same I hated that game. I think I stumbled upon PT9 S3 G3. Tho I think the one on October LSAT was harder What made October’s harder?
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But what happened? That's a drastic difference in scores. Was it an awry game or passage? Or did you wake up not feeling right?
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Sorry I hung up; I thought the meeting was finished. Please post if you're ever available; any help is amazing.
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@"Lime Green Dot" said: Here, as @cwlawlaw mentioned, we are to understand that consent --> consult. The CHP wasn't justified in releasing the report b/c if we take [permissible --> consent --> consult], then of course not a sing…
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@orianariquezes said: Unless you plan on applying January forget it. I applied for fall 2021 admission after taking the january test and in every single interview they told me i was too late, that most offers of admission had already been sent…
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Correct me if I am wrong but this is a double-layered sequencing game and you have seen it before even if the specifics of the game are different. We have the game pieces (the five types of birds) and they will be given at one of two Halls in order…
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lol. Before I post my questions I always watch his videos first. But the comparison was between plots that had soil from out of production land, those that did not, and those that were growing on native land. I don’t see anything about land that wa…
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But I thought "out of production" was referring to land that hasn't been farmed for 20 years. Like the land was farmed for a long time and then there was no more farming. So the first sentence states outright that soil taken from this type of land h…
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But what is the first half of A saying? is what I typed earlier accurate?
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So bulging disks is NOT sufficient to feel pain, according to the stimulus? What I’m confused about is the first half: it says you can feel pain without bulging disks but isn’t the stimulus describing having bulging disks but without pain? So it’s l…
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Well it says “May” so it’s not an absolute.
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Why is A problematic?
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Ok, so whether or not any of the members said "Yes" or "No," that still counts as consulting them and so the chairperson wouldn't have been justified in releasing the report?
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Well, the stimulus states that "non-natives may provide valuable advice" so D is too extreme. Outsiders can participate in providing advice so long as they don't force their advice on said entity.
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Ew, this game is gross. Looking at the rules, we can make an easy eliminate. We know that H and L cannot offer the same bonds as each other so that means C is out. And if V offers a 5 year bond, then S must offer both 5 and 10 year bonds so E is out…
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Can you post the section and question number please?
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Shanna would agree with answer choice A, wouldn't she? She states outright that if someone who owns a piece of artwork finds it "aesthetically distasteful," aka ugly af, they can do whatever they want with it because it's theirs. Jorge would disagr…
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I don't even see the point of cheating. If anything, I think it will backfire. This test is supposed to be a pretty good indicator of how well you'll do during your first year in law school. If you cheat and are admitted on the basis of a fraudulent…
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How many times have you taken it so far?
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I heard that it was a hybrid game...so which is it?
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Wait, so the book is incorrect?
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I hate it when my diagrams don't match JY's and I'm left wondering whether I even did them correctly.
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I'll try my best but I think this is a question that I would likely POE under timed conditions...so we know that water vapor contains a higher proportion of O2 and a lower proportion of O-18 compared to sea water and this normally doesn't matter sin…
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I think this is a part to whole flaw. It may be true that each individual event is plausible, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's plausible for all of these individual events to take place within the confines of one novel. For example, it's perfe…
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I think that's a decent paraphrase and yeah...the author should have been asking precisely that instead of just rushing to the conclusion that everybody else in the field was just out to get him. Imagine writing a paper about some topic and publishi…
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I personally wouldn't diagram this out and would just keep the two conditional statements in mind and go through the answer choices one by one. But oh geez louise, A is attractive lol. But the problem is is that the action, aka Pamela writing that l…
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I think D is a trap answer choice. It's one of those answer choices that, if you were speeding through the section in a rush to get to the end, it is one you might pick and feel confident about picking. The main conclusion is the second to last sent…
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@MisssACB said: There is a girl on tiktok named @law.gal She took LSAT 3 times last year (2020) (August, November and January 2021). She applied to schools from December to January. She got into Yale, and 5 other T-14 schools. Accepted into 8/…
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@canihazJD said: @Ashley2018 said: This is more regarding applications, but was Cornell the only T-14 school you applied to and was accepted? It was a mix of WL to withdrawals and A's, except IIRC Harvard and Stanford which…
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This is more regarding applications, but was Cornell the only T-14 school you applied to and was accepted?