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LSATcantwin
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@TheMikey said: @LSATcantwin said: @TheMikey @joyrider8 my girlfriend just confirmed it. Look at line mark 25 and count. There are only 28 lines. It then marks line 30. Line 30 is lower case and the sentence doesn't make s…
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@TheMikey @joyrider8 my girlfriend just confirmed it. Look at line mark 25 and count. There are only 28 lines. It then marks line 30. Line 30 is lower case and the sentence doesn't make sense. I check the question bank and the test in the CC and bo…
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But...but...the line is still missing guys...am I crazy? @TheMikey @Victoria14 @joyrider8
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Interesting. It seems this passage is missing a line. It skips line 29, and line 30 is a continuation of a sentence that is not present. Am I insane? It actually looks like something is missing from this passage. @"Dillon A. Wright"
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Okay I'm an idiot. Parallel method of reasoning is just like a MBT question - it's all in the conditional logic. It's all about knowing how they built their argument and then matching it. A most B. Therefore B some A. This is a valid argument form…
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@TheMikey That's how I use to look at them. Then one day I just stopped. I STILL don't know why. I'm getting back into them no problem. I just don't know why I forgot how to approach them
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For me it was all about understanding what the question was getting at in a logic sense. For instance on a SA question, it was all about spotting gaps. If they said A->B and then conclude A->C I want to know how the hell C got connected into …
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@Freddy_D said: @LSATcantwin said: @Freddy_D I'm drilling MSS right now. I want out as well. MSS are one of my favorites. Hard NA and Flaw questions are my bugaboos atm. MSS use to be my favorite and then some how it got …
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@Freddy_D I'm drilling MSS right now. I want out as well.
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@Freddy_D said: @LSATcantwin said: It's my SoCal brother! To bad I was born and raised in the Bay Area. We are HELLA cooler than people down in the south. Y'all steal our water hahaha. @Freddy_D It's hell down here…
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It's my SoCal brother! To bad I was born and raised in the Bay Area. We are HELLA cooler than people down in the south. Y'all steal our water hahaha. @Freddy_D
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I have a story for you to help calm your nerves. I can't guarantee it'll happen but it's worth hearing. Sept 2016 I uploaded a picture from my I-Phone. I didn't fill the box fully and I was unaware of the crop tool. The deadline past and I had a sm…
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https://media.tenor.com/images/b718ae6a1e1fad9f7ec364120aa7093e/tenor.gif @uhinberg
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@TheMikey said: @LSATcantwin said: @TheMikey said: @LSATcantwin said: Pretty sure AC F is the best answer. Always pick AC F. It'll get you a 180. haha, nah my question w…
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@uhinberg said: It's before noon and I'm two cups of Joe into the day. Where are y'all holding? It's 8:11 I have drank a Monster and a cup of covfefe. I can see sound.
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Ah so I didn't read the rule all the way. This is sort of tricky. The rule is saying that if PY then if anything comes before it, it must be red and if anything comes after it, it must be red. This allows for nothing to come before it. It still hing…
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@"Henry An" said: @LSATcantwin Thanks for your reply! I'm sorry I wasn't clear in my question. In Question 13 in the bead game, PY are indeed next to each other, yet the correct answer allows P to be in the first spot and Y in the second, yet…
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@TheMikey said: @LSATcantwin said: Pretty sure AC F is the best answer. Always pick AC F. It'll get you a 180. haha, nah my question was about printing PT 81 from the syllabus. i've printing plenty of LSAT stuff besides fro…
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In the bead game the statement is IF YP or PY then R has to go in front. Both Y and P can still go first as long as they aren't next to each other. For example YRP is fine and PPR is fine. This rule only talks about when PY are next to each other. …
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Pretty sure AC F is the best answer. Always pick AC F. It'll get you a 180.
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@"vanessa fisher" said: Do you guys find there is enough room on the desk to have the watch laid out on it? That was my only concern. If the desks are small, then the added room taken up to fit the watch might be an extra nuisance? My desk a…
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@RGiggi13 ill give this a shot. I admit I have spent far to little time on RC. I'll have to focus a bit on it and start getting a good wake up routine.
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Covfefe.....one of us @Freddy_D http://thefw.com/files/2013/06/Toy-Story.gif
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@uhinberg I saw that sneaky suppository comment. Is....is that a thing...O_O
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PT 74 was average for me on LR. RC however ripped me a new one.
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@bswise2 said: @LSATcantwin That does make sense...I guess my issue is that, what if cholesterol is a beneficial factor? As in it's a factor that decreases the chance of heart disease and stroke? Based on the limited information we are given, …
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@"Alex Divine" I am going to check it out on the way home today!! @RafaelBernard I don't know wtf happened on that test lol. RC just clicked and then LR went to poop. I haven't scored that bad on LR in a LONG time.
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@september said: @LSATcantwin I am at the same place you are with LR, and while I don't specific question types that get me, I do tend to make the same type of mistakes on harder questions. I think it might be helpful to look at the questions …
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@bswise2 said: @"Cant Get Right" is great if you're looking for a couple RC tutor sessions! His tips really helped me improve on RC, just when I was convinced that it was nearly impossible for me to improve. He's the one that's been helping …
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We are told that cholesterol is a known factor in coronary heart disease and stroke. We also know that it needs something to carry it through the blood stream. We are told that LDL increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Then we are told …