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@caroline.0404 said: I do know that all international testing centres do use different tests. Really? So they have France version, Italy version, Korean version, Japanese version..etc? I doubt that...I think they only have 2 or 3 versions to pre…
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thank you both, @"Ron Swanson" Can I ask what kind of practice I can do? And how long would it take to improve? I need to slow down to fully understand what the passages are talking about...are you talking about speed reading? I know subvocalizati…
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I have heard this too, but not sure it is true...only people who took the test in both countries will be able to know. I also wonder whether this is true only in China...maybe it is true in other international countries (Europe, other Asia countries…
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Ahh,, I see! thanks!
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@zanqvi861 Hi, srry to jump in, but when you say " two sets of variables" and "groups," what's the difference? Aren't " two sets of variables" also "2 groups"? Or do you mean...for grouping game, it not necessarily 2? But "double layer" mean you ca…
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Thanks
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@desire2learn Thanks for reply, so...is this common knowledge? or maybe I missed something? I thought body and brain use calories at the same time...and in fact when all calories from food is not consumed, the rest will become fat=increase weight ri…
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@desire2learn Right, but isn't brain part of body? I'm sorry to bother by asking questions again and again, but I was confused when I see this question especially since it is Q2...very eary question and supposed to be easy one...
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@desire2learn But I think "get" is adding something, and "use" is deducting something... How can the two be the same? I thought in the stimulus it says "add more calories to the body from less food" not using more calories in body...
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Ohh..I see. Thanks!
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Hi, thanks for copying it I guess "in the position" means the "qualified" part right
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So one of them is conclusion which is supported by a premise while also supporting the main conclusion...thanks
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Thanks. So it's wrong because it does not show the reasoning is valid...
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thanks @nye8870 now i see why its wrong!
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Btw, what is this "for" mean? ("for" in "for most advertisements") I thought this shows "reason" so same as "due to"...so that's why I thought the increase is due to the ad, because of the ad, there was increase...sorry it's kind of not LSAT questio…
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@nye8870 thanks, so, let me double check... it could be conincedence, could be not because of the ad...is that what you mean?
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Sorry but I don't understand your explanation...could you elaborate it a bit? @nye8870
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@"Cant Get Right" Hi, thanks for your response. So...just wanted to double check, the argument in this question actually sounds a little weird right? Or is it only me who feel so? I thought people can learn something from history and as we learn mor…
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@nye8870 cant access to it...
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@cacrv567
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Thanks for ur reply, but I don't think you addressed my question...It only tells to hire the candidate who would be most productive in that position in the principle. Why in the application it says Delarcuz is fully qualified? Is it necassary? Or is…
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@blah170blah Thanks, Yeah maybe I should not think about the contents for SA questions... I just wanted to avoid drawing diagrams bc it takes time. So I thought it would be great if I could solve the questions without drawing anything...but just by…
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Thank you
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@"Dillon A. Wright" sorry but when I typed I found many people write PT#,#,#etc and I was not sure which one to follow...:( @nye8870 So...am I correct that this is actually not true in real life? Does this happens a lot in hard questions? or any qu…
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@nye8870
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Humm...true. but I'm sure someone would remember all the lines of one character if they really love the character (as you say, fanboy or fangirl?) so that confused me...but now I think...people can do that because they can watch show many times, but…
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Thanks bunch!! Now I see why B is not the answer here
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Just curious...so you started your PT with 50s? meaning, from PT51? you didn't do 40s? How do you think 50s and 60s are different from 70s? cuz I heard 70s are in general more difficult...so Just wondering.thanks!
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@"Accounts Playable"
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Hi thanks for your reply, So let me double check whether I understand your reasoning correctly... in the conclusion it says "...without increasing their anxiety or depression" so it doesn't say it will decrease anxiety or depression, but it could in…