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danielznelson
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I always thought he was on a merry-go-round, but it looks like he's inside (tile and wood floor maybe indicating a kitchen/family room? Or one of those pottery places that let's use select something to paint? He clearly just finished painting a lar…
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@"Cant Get Right" Haha, yeah, we were just talking about it. He had no idea I had been going over this question myself. This explanation sums up the issue nicely!
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Instead of #1, just emphasize that you didn't realize how much one could actually improve on the LSAT (if that's true). Other than that, I'd include everything else.
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Definitely. At the very least, the Q&A will have just started, though I suspect you'll beat it.
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@BinghamtonDave said: Some very general tips, right now you are essentially (if I understand correctly) learning the basics. My very cursory remarks would be to invest in a 7Sage package to really learn the fundamentals of the exam. 7Sage ha…
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@"Alan Cheuk" haha, oh. Thanks for clearing that up.
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I do see something new! I can select all of my notifications as "read." That's at least new for me, haha. Actually, it reads "mark all viewed." Not sure what that means for me.
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Cool. I'm excited to see the updates! Assuming they're immediately noticeable.
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Hold on, I'll get on.
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I was going to help until you purposely found a GIF trashing Miami. Don't everyone pretend they didn't know I like them!!
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Nice!! Thank you for posting!
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This is great! Thank you!!
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@"The 180 Bro_OVO" said: I've tried both and I feel that reading the question stem is generally far superior I agree completely. I know some companies like PowerScore recommend the opposite, and for the longest time, I did read the stimulus first.…
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Maybe ask for current students and/or alumni who did/are doing things that your'e interested in (e.g. clinics, fields of work). How accessible the professors are. What the student body is like. The admission director's favorite thing about the schoo…
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@sweetsecret I honestly think you could look at the negation either way. The fact is, most didn't go by boat under the negation. And thus, the amount of goods transported is different, as well.
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First of all, welcome! Join the BR calls! The logic inherent to the LSAT is in itself like a language and is thus learnable, as evident by your progress thus far. Congratulations on that, by the way!
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@sweetsecret said: Between 0-50% of the trade goods that came into western Mexico centuries ago were not transported by boat. I think you're negating twice, which is in effect potentially bringing it back to its normal state. Original statement: …
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All right! I always loved her direction for the BR calls.
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Yes, though if you're open to taking again at some point in the future, save some of the 70s in light of possibly doing so. Also, I wouldn't take three practice tests a week - maybe two per week with thorough review, along with some individual secti…
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@LARamsNation Wow! I'm glad you feel that way! Especially for your sake! The February LSAT is yours!
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Yes 1000 times over.
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Nice! And I imagine you'll feel great given your break.
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@twssmith Well, then it's on you and everyone else to keep me busy with questions!!
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@montaha.rizeq Yeah, I find alcohol disgusting. Even the smell. Blech! And it's not out quite yet... though I did manage to get a pre-order! Rest assured that when it comes out, I'm ditching all you suckas!! https://68.media.tumblr.com/00207a15c8e…
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I poured dozens of hours into mine before having @david.busis tear it completely it to shreds. Once I had his help, I spent maybe five hours or so writing out my PS (and it was from the ground up, mind you). Frankly, I didn't know how to stylize my …
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@Sami Haha, I sometimes feel like that with my new Mac.
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@jeremybentham Yes, BYOT is always encourage at my open hours.
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Excellent work!