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This is an odd question, and like most older LSATS it's not as stringent in using clear language in conveying the argument. The gist of the argument from the government officials is that the decreasing of the protective layer of the Antarctica is …
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Hahahah oh god I remember seeing this such a looong time ago. It's such a classic. Wow, feeling so nostalgic now lol.
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Np Matthew, it happened to me a bunch of times until I got over my lawgic hunch. Good luck!
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Hey Matthew, Was that a typo in your original question that Mike Kim's translation of "no duck likes water" as : D- - - >W? Did you mean D - - - >/W? That's why originally I was confused and thought you were referring to question 3.
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Hi Louis, finding flaws is a critical component of the LSAT. You've already read the Trainer, so I'm sure you're well aware of that. I would say yes, all arguments on the LSAT revolve around their flaws. The author is always 1) taking something for …
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You have to be careful, No duck likes water is different from what's on the conditional drill in the Trainer, which is "No duck doesn't like water" which is translated into D - - > W
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Wow, really liking the new problem set and videos in case you don't have the questions. Good job guys, worth the wait.
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@visualcreed said: I'm not using it as an excuse but I'm sure it affected my performance a bit. Trying to do the LSAT is one thing, trying to do it with a pulsating headache is another ball game lol.
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@alejoroarios said: . What do you mean by pumping tylenol...as you are taking the test? During the break I usually take one extra strength tablet just to ease the pain. It usually goes away 10-20 minutes after I take a tablet. Better posture an…
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It used to be like that, where 1-10 were easier. Now, the test writers can put (and WILL, from recent trends) harder questions in the first 1-10 to throw you off your game.
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Hey man, this usually happens to me once in a while. I"m really tall, so staring down at my paper with my neck can cause discomfort. Sometimes I get pulsating headaches from how my neck is positioned, with the pain starting in the lower back of my h…
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Exactly what Nicole said. You can easily just add your own experimental section. I add my own experimental section and count this as a drill incorporated into the PT I'm doing. I usually add sections that I'm generally weaker at, such as RC. But i…
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I'm wondering the same thing. I'm sure they're working hard at it right now.
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Once you're in the discussion forum, look at the top left hand corner. There should be an option for "inbox" click on that and click on new messages. I'll tag Pacifico to this thread. Just click on his highlighted name and you should have the optio…
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Hi, So the conclusion is that campaign for elective officials should be subsidized with public funds for two reasons: 1) Politicians would devote less time to fund raising, giving them more time to serve the public. 2) Public funds would make it…
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Way worth it. Get it as soon as you can and watch your scores improve. I still read the book from time to time and it has really helped me improve LG and RC.
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That question gave me a headache when I first encountered it a long time ago. But @DumbHollywoodActor nailed it. Follow J.Y's principle with negating necessary and negating sufficient when indicators kick in, and you should be fine.
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Woo sick, thanks Dillon.
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@ENTJ said: You forgot one more type of person: The OverPacker! You wonder how they were able to fit so much crap into one bag...it's as if they are more prepared to travel out of the state for a couple of days versus taking the LSAT! HAHAHAH this…
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Haha it's my favourite voice. It's so intense that it gets you really wanting to kick the crap out of the PT.
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Definitely going to sign up for that course when its out!
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Kill it on the LSAT and your chances will increase. This exam is a second opportunity for everyone who did not perform as well in their undergrad.
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Every time I'm in the middle of a PT.
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I'm not sure what you mean, but there are plenty of students on these forums as mentors and sages that are scoring well into the 170s.
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Yes, he occasionally checks the forums, but he's very busy. 7Sage is community driven and members help each other out as best as they can. So please don't refrain from leaving a question, chances are it'll be answered by one of the community membe…
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Ughhh THE PENCIL PERSON!!! MY WORST NEMESIS. I had a girl sitting beside me who was going to WAR with her paper during LG section. It was so distracting that I just wanted to yell at her.
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Hi David, should we write a whole new PS for the second time applying to the same school? Or can we use the same themes as the old PS?
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So we want to find an answer that has at least some support form the stimulus, since this is an inference question. What are the facts that we're given? 1) some people believe that just because an organization is hierarchical, then we know everyt…
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The question stem says "each of the following statements CONFLICT with the writers view, EXCEPT" Four answer choices will conflict, and one has either no bearing on the facts or will be aligned with the facts. A) this conflicts with the stimulus …
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Happy Canada Day! Haha even on statutory holidays the LSAT prep sticks around.