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Improvement in job safety training is supposed to lead to safer work environments. But OTJ accidents increased in the months following improvements to training programs resolve: sooo if improved training makes things safer why did accidents increa…
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Dr. Schilling: Those who advocate replacing my country’s private health insurance system with nationalized health insurance because of the rising costs of medical care fail to consider the high human costs that consumers pay in countries with nat…
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Old question, kind of old post, but I wanted to add that while the stem might be dated, the question and strategy are not. You'll encounter words like usually, small amount, nearly all, several, etc. on modern tests, and will have to translate them…
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Hey! Just browsing LR forum posts and saw no one responded to this. I wrote an explanation here: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/26042/pt-1-s3-q18-please-help
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You can use the same ones. It's common courtesy to ok it with the recommender, and if they'll update their letter even better.
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I try to use hard skip triggers: Stimulus twice and still cant ID and assumption or flaw - skim ACs then move if nothing clicks. Got the argument but AC's read twice w/no answer - skip. Anything both super long and past Q10 For Q1-10 i will skip…
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Interesting. I was under the impression paper copies were all 4 sections, and experimentals were not released... hence "experimental". Even on KA the "oFfiCiaL" LSAC prep, the experimentals are just sections from butchered PT's. Not sure where yo…
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Where did you do the test?
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The amount of extractable oil is the same level. No new fields have been discovered. Oil consumption has increased. E gives you a mechanism for the level to stay the same despite increased consumption and no new fields. The only way is for more…
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@goforbroke said: I need at least low-170s. I'm currently averaging mid-to-high 160s I'm not applying this cycle so I'm not in a rush to take the test. This screams "push it back" to me. I really don't see a reason to take the test whe…
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My opinion is that speed is a product of proficiency. You can't force it... to borrow a shooting analogy, you can't miss fast enough to win. Especially early on (I also think 4 months is early), timing shouldn't be a primary focus. -5 is good, but…
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I don't think its essential, but I personally find it faster. By the time you get to your last rule, you should have your answer for the first question. The added benefit is that you make it part of a structured procedure (translate rule, eliminate…
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Do you have an example question?
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Premises: S→/C U→ /S therefore: C→ U The argument is C→/S and (flaw) /S→U The argument ignores the possibility that some people who satisfy the necessary condition of the second premise (/S) do not satisfy the sufficient condition (U) or /S←so…
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A lamp is fine. I've had one every flex test and it hasn't been a problem
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@peachyrache said: How did you get access to the May Flex? One version of it has been released on lawhub.
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'12 macbook air 11" running whatever the latest OS is and Chrome. No hardware/software related issues across multiple flex tests. Run off of hotel ethernet, home wifi (Netgear Nighthawk on Spectrum), and once on a t-mobile hotspot. Just do a dry …
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Oops... doubletap.
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You just register as normal, and it will change whenever they get around to doing it.
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@kitana0237 said: Would it be worth it to reapply to Harvard law? I mean... yeah. If you're asking about it, I'm assuming that would be your preference. All it costs you is an app fee and you won't have to wonder for the rest of your life.…
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What are your goals (you mentioned BL but is this your only focus? Exit opportunities?) to include region and potential for portability, and is the ED program binding?
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Gone! Thanks!
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In addition to the great info @"Law and Yoda" gave you, check this out as well. https://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/all-waitlist-advice/ I went through this last cycle, hoping for a waitlist miracle at a few T14s I was way under median at. I spoke …
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@goforbroke said: @canihazJD said: @goforbroke said: Congratulations!!! You've reached a good end to your LSAT journey. Definitely appreciate your advice as I'm going through some very similar things. …
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@goforbroke said: Congratulations!!! You've reached a good end to your LSAT journey. Definitely appreciate your advice as I'm going through some very similar things. Not relevant to rip's achievement, but re: username, are you in Hawaii?
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Premise 1: * AHRI study indicates there will be a 73% increase in SS's cholesterol * if her moon stays virgo, this could increase her typos by 21% over next 3 years * her moon staying virgo is highly unlikely Premise 2: * if you are an up and …
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@"Andrew Alterio" said: Thanks for posting this! I was just looking for exactly this. If it's still available, I'd love to have the Economist and/or Scientific American for my RC reading practice. @Auntie2020 said: This is lovely.…
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@"Andrew Alterio" said: Thanks for posting this! I was just looking for exactly this. If it's still available, I'd love to have the Economist and/or Scientific American for my RC reading practice. I just hosted the SA files in drive. T…
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They're supposed to be able to stop the clock. I don't know if you get time back for the lag between your connection going out and them doing so, but lost time is usually grounds for a cancel+retake or coupon. There is quite a bit of inconsistency …
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@"mhf.andrew" said: That is a very generous offer that I hope someone takes you up on. I got a digital subscription to The Economist four months ago and I have seen a two point increase on RC. I would be interested in the Scientific Americ…