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I've started using my fifth section of a PT as a warm up, usually a section of a test I've already taken.
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Hah! Thanks, @cjones76 !!!
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I just added some Monday dates for Group BR. Please add input about times and PTs
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Great! Well, I’ve seen enough interest to work up a schedule. Be on the lookout for it.
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Go Canada!
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Hi @Sheri123 http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4580/group-br-schedule-tentative
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@Pacifico was it the Souderton and Randsborough In/out game?
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"At most" implies that it could be that none could be more than Q, which would allow Q to have 4 stars. Welcome to LSAT life, where English is our mortal enemy.
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@Sheri123 You should join the Group BRs on Skype. They’re fun and super helpful.
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Ok! Maybe we'll just add it in anyways.
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Looks like I need an upgrade. I had no idea speed changes were available on iPad. Yay!
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@megsvyas @nicole.hopkins It is PT63 indeed.
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Speed function doesn't work for iPad. Right, @"Alan Cheuk" ?
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@badgalriri http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4736/br-groups-week-of-oct-12th-weds-pt62-fri-pt73-sat-pt63
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@"GSU Hopeful" speaks the truth and much more eloquently than I would.
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Ok. So , if we get no takers tomorrow, let’s try Monday at noon EST. Sound good?
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@StopLawying http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/4580/group-br-schedule-tentative
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Great points, @sanorman !
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@lenelson2 said: Green's design is presented either at some time before Jackson's or at some time after Liu's, but not both. It’s a biconditional. G----J /(L-----G) But /(L----G) essentially means G----L so... G ----- J G ---- L In other word…
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@"Accounts Playable" Why do something if it’s only going to maintain the status quo? I guess another way of seeing it is to imagine that the new program only saved the lives of unemployed people. If that were true, then the premises would become ir…
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@"Accounts Playable" Whoa! In a way, you just answered your own question. Can you see that the argument is equating “GNP" and "taxes paid on the earnings” mentioned in the premises with the "sheer economics” of the conclusion? But, as you say, the…
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If so, then, clearly, Jim Webb was on the “Naughty” list!
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@nye8870 said: Ummm...He was just spotted at the DemDebate... so...Yeah. Your kids are correct. Are you calling Bernie Sanders Santa Claus???! LOL!!!!
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Outside of acquiring an accurate internal clock, almost every timing strategy is fraught with problems. This is because many (if not most) timing strategies sacrifice accuracy. The way to get better at timing is to be efficient; The way to be effic…
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@c.janson35 said: Well in the examples you gave you are assuming that all of those things have been conclusively proven to not be true. That's a different matter. But didn’t you just apply that reasoning to Santa Claus? How is that different than …
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@c.janson35 But by that reasoning, you could say a lot of beliefs are not true: Jesus, aliens, fat-free mayonnaise. Right? That's why I find it problematic.
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@Castruccio if you can afford it, then do it. The problem sets in the curriculum are from PTs 1-35. And it is highly advisable that before you start PT 36, you should have gotten eyes on all of the games of PT1-35, what we in the 7Sage community use…
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@brna0714 said: I teach middle school and it's been quite the adventure. I believe that is Dante’s third level in the Inferno.
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@c.janson35 said: How can a belief in X existing be false? There's only one way: X does not exist. I think there are metaphysical quandaries about the truth or falsity of a belief one can get into by this reasoning. SPOILER ALERT: My children’s b…