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Thank you for this explanation!! @robotsoap
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You're correct! That's valid argument form #6
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Thank you for the detailed explanation!!
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I've saved the webs onto my drive. Some of the webs were already made by 7Sage and the others were made by 7Sage users. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DKufA9HEI-96kSkaowlqJXOHBIVKQuE_?usp=sharing Hope this helps!
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Thank you for the clarification! I need to make sure I'm reading more carefully, because this question killed me lol @taggarnk
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Thank you for the reply! @taggarnk @"Law and Yoda" I think I figured out where I went wrong. Let's say that in 2019 Jeniffer used up half of her paid vacation (1.5). I thought that the other half automatically rolled over to 2020 (i.e. the other 1.…
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Thank you!! @SSBM1000
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Thank you!!!!! @sebramirez
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Thank you for taking the time to reply! I also identified that as the conclusion, however I think my mindset regarding how to approach a strengthening question is what got me into trouble for this question. I have it engraved in my head that for str…
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I agree with you @sohailhussain2020! I really liked answer choice C, but ended up not choosing it precisely because the stimulus had pointed out that some companies were motivated by moral AS WELL AS financial considerations. Yes, I see that with an…
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Thank you for this explanation!! @SSBM1000
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Thank you both!! @OneFortyDotSix @Christopherr
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Congratulations!!
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Thank you for this! There have been many low and high points during this journey, and stories like this help me push through those low points. Congratulations on such a great accomplishment! @OksYan2020
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I greatly appreciate the advice!! @"jeff.wongkachi" @danielbrowning208
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Thank you so much for this detailed response! You're awesome! @FindingSage
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Yes! @BinghamtonDave
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Congratulations! Thanks for taking the time to write this:)
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Yes, they both indicate a "always together, never apart" relationship.
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I believe this is the beginning of the lesson. https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/advanced-bi-conditionals/
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@Two-Wally https://zoom.us/j/199963424
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Check out this post: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/20084/tips-tricks-for-adapting-to-digital
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You should check out Dave Killoran's Twitter. He is one of the founders of Power Score and he always has a lot of great information regarding the LSAT. He just tweeted about this, and is currently addressing a lot of people's questions as best as he…
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I'm currently in the same boat as you. However, I did want to share some resources that I have been using to help guide me through this process. First, is a post by one of 7Sage's admissions consultants, and in the post you will find a helpful chec…
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Congratulations!!
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Congratulations on such great progress!
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Congratulations! Your comments on the discussion forums have always been super helpful. Best of luck with your future endeavors!
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Writing out the explanation pushed me to test my understanding of validity, so thank you for that:) @audieya
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@FindingSage I really appreciate you sharing this! Thank you!
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@audieya I really appreciate your encouragement! In all honestly I don't have a firm understanding of the bucket method:( I tend to resort to the list method instead. Using the list method, I think A-->B and A-->C in the premise would lead to…