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Im gonna reword the stimulus to make it more clear. Reworded Stimulus Women over 40 have have more difficulties at giving birth than women under 40. People who are born from difficult births have a higher chance to be ambidextrous. Therefore most …
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@lizzogonzo said: If it's 100% then logically the stimulus is airtight and like you said, completely valid. Strengthen/Weaken questions will always have a logical flaw Thank you I sometimes avoid looking for a flaw in strengthening and weake…
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7Sage has been a fantastic tool for me to sharpen and develop my logic skills in preparation for the LSAT. And it's actually affordable unlike many other LSAT tutoring services People using 7Sage are using to teach themselves. You're flat out wrong…
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It's cool, I made the same mistake before too. Typically you want to make the title the question you're looking to get help on And yes, the first sentence is the conclusion The first sentence is the conclusion because every other sentence is used …
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Which questions from what prep test are you talking about?
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@castrone said: @BlueRiceCake how long have you been studying for the LSAT? Some cannot mean all, they will never assume that you think some means all, I’ve been studying w that assumption forever and I scored a 170+ in June, I’m fairly certai…
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@lsat_sus said: But also it tells us that people associate "green" with "go." So "red" with "start" seems to contradict the "ingrained association" of the folks in question. I got this wrong, but that explanation helped explain it. oh, and fuc…
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@castrone said: I think the best way to realize that the correct answer is E without relying on any outside information is by focusing on the word "some." some, meaning not all, shows that the color convention Is not uniform thereby breaking t…
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I think the fact she warned her neighbor implies he was housing refugees and she knew it. Which would mean she wasn't being truthful "You should evade politely or refuse unless the person asking the question is a government official. Then you shoul…
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@yunonsie said: @BlueRiceCake ooooh that's gud Thanks! I like to think in terms of circles too when dealing with conditional reasoning
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Yes that definitely sounds like burnout. I would recommend taking some rest and focusing on some of your other hobbies other than the LSAT. How long you do this is up to you, some people feel ready to jump back in the LSAT in a day, some people a we…
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Assuming A and B aren't identical sets(it is not the case that all As are Bs and all Bs are As) but A--->B then -B--->-AB has to be valid A logical opposite is defined as: for all things in set A, the logical opposite is everything not in set…
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The best way Ive seen RC passages described is a inch wide and a mile deep. They questions are easy in terms of logic, but you need to understand the nuances of the question and answers your being presented which is the hard part. In my experience, …
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The first sentence is the conclusion because every other sentence is used as premises to support that sentence. Seeing eye dogs and police dogs are described by what they do not because of their breed. There are many different breeds of seeing eye …
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Definetly interested
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Meditation helps me a lot in dealing with stress. I think you should give it a chance. It can do wonders
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@ishaw18 said: I started in the 150's, I think with a 7Sage diagnostic of 158, but before I began using 7Sage my scores were even lower. When I first started, I didn't really have a set plan for how to approach each question type, I would just…
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Even if they treat fines as an ordinary business expenditure, why would they want to pay a lot of money for a business expenditure?
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Interested
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Im interested in joining
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Thank you! This is going to be really helpful. This post gave me reassurance that I'm on the right track. I really appreciate that you included links for good grammar books, I've been searching for some for a while Also Congrats on Cornell!
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@Ashley2018 said: @BlueRiceCake said: The way I read it allowed me to cross out C. Because of the first part of the question, "if a potentially dangerous thing is safe only because the financial... depends on it being safe" didn't …
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The way I read it allowed me to cross out C. Because of the first part of the question, "if a potentially dangerous thing is safe only because the financial... depends on it being safe" didn't sound right. The nuclear plant(potentially dangerous th…
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Thank you! Time to find a double headed highlighter
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Congratulations Brad! This was such an inspiring story