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@lsatisland Considering I have experience in immigration law, I can return the favor and make you an American. ...By default as a Canadian I get to ride polar bears without needing a driver's license right??? @cliffiness
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I'm not Canadian but I do love your maple syrup and how wonderfully congenial Canadians are (from my experience). I went to Vancouver a couple of years back and didn't have one bad experience with a single Canadian. So great.
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If you're getting -2 to -4, I think it's safe to say your main diagrams look pretty good. When you get to the questions that ask specific local questions, really parse out the language and don't overcommit to any one question. Remember, every questi…
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@jmac800 I see your confusion. If you read what I wrote before carefully, you'll see that I mentioned that a some statement is reversible. What does this mean? The "/TAC" and "RCRC" variable stays the same. The only change is they switch positions i…
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@c.janson35 Can we get a gold star next to c.janson's mentor title? ...I think I'll write the LSAT over in Puerto Rico...
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No. I represented "not active town's artistic circle" as "/TAC". /TAC means Not TAC.
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@"Dillon A. Wright" You pre-empted my "dary"! That's against the bro code bro...
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Legen....wait for it...
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...and the opposite of none is some. *Bows*
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PTSC: People that participated in the town's spring clean up. RCRC: Received a community recognition certificate TAC: Town's artistic circle. Each of the many people that participated in the town's annual spring clean up received a community recogn…
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D? Are you implying that D is the correct answer choice that you're contesting? You mean B right?
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@mackenzie_fitzgerald It's good to think in aspirational terms. Keep optimistic and focused. I think that's an incredible issue to be dedicated to. Honestly, it doesn't matter what we think. It matters what you think and what you see yourself doing.…
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@Pacifico My profundity of emotionality really has no bounds...
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;( Thanks @"Dillon A. Wright"
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I have the LSAT Timer. I hate the damn dial. It's nearly impossible to pull out the little dial if you've recently cut your fingernails.
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Hey Amy. Well first off, let's unpack the premise and conclusion that was made by Debbie. Premise: A person that is being operated on can simply tell the surgeon about their pain level. Conclusion: Therefore, we don't need pain protocols. (D) c…
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@DumbHollywoodActor That's interesting. I think it's important for beginning students to always be able to identify the premise and conclusion. More importantly, the relationship between said premise and conclusion. But I do agree with you that the …
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@DumbHollywoodActor I've always liked the bridge metaphor that JY talks about. I always think about little Goku and that pinto.
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@mkariyeva94 Yeah TM sucks. It's all based on impulse (i.e., checking your answers immediately after doing a section or PT). Look at the Blind Review lessons on 7sage. I would have paid the $1500 I spent on TM just for the Blind Review that 7sage te…
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@mkariyeva94 Lol. Total former TestMaster's student. Type 2=Assumption questions, Type 3=Weaken questions.
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@DumbHollywoodActor You're getting it done. Respect.
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@DumbHollywoodActor Wow. You have to be drunk to be able to do all of that...
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@harrismegan That's a good method. I'll give it a go. Spanks. @DumbHollywoodActor Yo DHA! What say you about your RC method? Per @nicole.hopkins you know your RC stuff!
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It sounds very boring...but I'll give it a go. Reading Comp is by far the worst section for me to review. I just get so bored.
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@"GSU Hopeful" That's a given. I don't review without my trusty bottle of whiskey next to me.