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C is saying that...maybe the scientists are just trying to provide evidence that would bring us closer to the truth...all because what they've found so far contradict's Smith's work. That's it.
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Yeah, that's the problem with "rules of thumb" like that. You follow it to the letter and then you just have to get an "exception" lol. I didn't pick this answer on the first go precisely because of the "most" but I looked at the content of the ans…
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Maybe you could private message me this, but could you tell me what you think is unique about Cornell Law school's community? (environment, classes, professors, students, public interest opportunities, overall atmosphere, all of the above)
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So...do you need help with this question lol?
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This isn't a necessary assumption, but a sufficient assumption question. E.) /consult objective materials---> /safety is not an important concern The problem with D is that it makes no mention of safety. So what if they are aware that these pro…
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If there are 100 people and 15 of them are obese, that means they have a higher percentage of body fat compared with 85 percent of their peers (85 people). If that number were increased, and now 150 of them are obese, in order to maintain that perce…
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Dave is a co-pilot and so needs a pilot to be flying with him. There are only three pilots available and Anna isn't available so if C is flying in plane 3, Bob needs to be flying with Dave or Dave will fly alone, which isn't allowed since he's a co-…
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@"Pete Butti-JUDGE" said: Yeah, this is an annoying question, because it forces you to assume that ingesting hazardous waste makes that thing hazardous itself. Seems like a pretty minor assumption, but on the grand scheme of assumptions for th…
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@robertgmarino said: It supports it quite clearly. They may be a nuisance to clear out of the drains, but they retain the waste they are feeding out of the pipes. This means that although they themselves are considered hazardous waste now, the…
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@elevator_music said: To me the difference between B and C came down to the emphasis in the answer choices: B states that future innovation would depend on "the outcome of various current research projects, including that conducted by B a…
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@mattscrappy said: Answer choice B pins advancements in speed and efficiency on the outcome of current research projects (one of which may be the peptide project). This doesn't work for two reasons: (1) It assumes that transistor size is th…
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@tahurrrrr said: I think the focus is just off-center enough to make B wrong. To me, the focus of the article is more about computer chip size, and B is centered on speed and efficiency. But the size of the chip has an impact on the speed an…
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@mesposito886 said: @Ashley2018 said: @mesposito886 said: Hey Ashley, good question. This stimulus doesn't contain an argument per se, but it low-key wants us to assume that actual use of headlights is the reason …
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@mesposito886 said: Hey Ashley, good question. This stimulus doesn't contain an argument per se, but it low-key wants us to assume that actual use of headlights is the reason drivers who use headlights all the time are less likely to get into …
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Wait...so are you offering a free trial session? Could I ask actual LR questions from a test I've recently taken?
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I think you should go through all of them and make a judgment call as to which source is best for you. I personally find RC to be the weakest part of the 7sage curriculum; there is no lesson made for comparative passages and the explanations are hit…
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7sage also needs to get around uploading the explanations for the older prep tests.
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@"Law and Yoda" said: @Ashley2018 said: That's not a T-14 though. I don't know of a T-14 with a deadline past February. I would carefully review the admissions timeline for each university in addition to cross checking with…
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@livdoty3 said: @Ashley2018 said: If law schools aren't going to admit anyone after December, then what's the point of them having the deadline be until January/February? Actually, that isn't true. My boyfriend applied in A…
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@WinningHere said: sounds like a typical LSAT subtlety What.
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@BlueRiceCake said: @Ashley2018 said: @BlueRiceCake said: Astronauts are stationed at the space station not ordinary humans. So the medical information gathered from the space station would be about astronauts. …
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@BlueRiceCake said: Astronauts are stationed at the space station not ordinary humans. So the medical information gathered from the space station would be about astronauts. So at best B is irrelevant So understanding human limits=/= ord…
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@"Pretzel Logic" said: This is a great model flaw question! "Every person A has spoken to has told her that one cannot be admitted to a T-14 past December. Therefore, it is impossible to be admitted to any T-14 school after December.…
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@agc438 said: @Ashley2018 said: If law schools aren't going to admit anyone after December, then what's the point of them having the deadline be until January/February? Uh...... I don't remember hearing that from anywhere. …
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If law schools aren't going to admit anyone after December, then what's the point of them having the deadline be until January/February?
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@"LSAT Killer" said: @Ashley2018 said: @"LSAT Killer" said: @Ashley2018 said: Please just stop commenting (notifications are exploding) and this post will fade away to obscurity. …
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@"LSAT Killer" said: @Ashley2018 said: Please just stop commenting (notifications are exploding) and this post will fade away to obscurity. @Ashley2018 said: Please just stop commenting (notifications are exploding) a…
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Please just stop commenting (notifications are exploding) and this post will fade away to obscurity.
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Is this a troll post?
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Can you post the question?