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If you contrapose the "principle" that Smith and other contemporary critics believe, then this question is not over your head. - If there is no insight into the author's social circumstances then his/her statement cannot be understood. The conclusi…
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@sarahfatima28 said: Listen to something and put yourself back to sleep. I put on youtube waves or rain or trains or highway noises. Works like a charm :-)
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@Alejandro said: Whenever I scroll my mouse over the answers I correct one shows but I can no longer see what the correct answers are right out the bat. Me too. I'll bet this is a new design. Doesn't bother me though. If I only want to see one ans…
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Skewed results! 7sagers are among the smartest people around :-P
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@runiggyrun said: A lot of the incorrect answers will have some sort of illegal reversal of logic in them. And a lot of correct answers will be written in the contrapositive form :-)
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http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6367/workshop-on-blind-review-with-nicole-hopkins
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http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6331/workshops-week-of-dec-7-wed-active-reading-fri-blind-review-sat-flaws-assumptions If you have time, this could be an opportunity to improve BR skills/method @aikufy
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Hey there @mitrakhanom1 by applying the term "symptom" to stress you are implying stress comes from a weakened immune system. By that logic all individuals with a weakened immune system experience stress. That is not what is needed. (C) is actuall…
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The "main point" is just another way of saying the "conclusion". It is the second sentence. Reworded to account for referential phrases, it says: "The U.S. has ignored (not protected) one valuable natural resource (top soil) for far too long. The w…
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@kennedybj said: Wonder why Perhaps proof that osmosis is not the best study method.
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@allan.kogan said: I did about 2 and a half hours worth of work, which I guess is going to be the average time per day How's this pace feeling?
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@kennedybj said: it's not going to matter how you started but how rather how you finished. I like this!
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"Trying to attend someone else’s meeting? You don’t need to set up an account. We’ll help you go to their meeting." This is a quote from GoToMeeting. Otherwise there is an offer of a 30 day free sign up. Will this service eventually cost $$? If the …
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@dubnation said: you forget to reset it. Cheap-ass me...I would take my pencil and scribble real hard on the watch face 30 min out from sec. start. The method worked time and time again during PTs. Then on test day 5-7 min into a section I'd remem…
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@fishtwentyfive said: It will also make you seem really intelligent in front of all your friends lifetime goal right here :-)
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@"LSAT Determined" @c.janson35 answered this for you here: http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6325/why-are-my-questions-not-being-answered
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My short answer to why (A) is correct is because it is a paraphrase of the first sentence which is the MP. The rest of the stim is all info supporting this idea. (C) is a paraphrase of the 3rd statement which is part of the support. If a statement i…
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@aakriti.chaudhary said: android robots I had two totally different experiences in two different locations. Sadly the one commonality was the oblivious proctors. No offense to the people who got hired to do a job that was so important to so many p…
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"Proctors"....dollar waiting on a dime! I am sorry but both times I couldn't help wondering why LSAT is cool with hiring a bunch of AndyFrain mo-fo's to "monitor" the dealings of a group so dedicated to perfection, time consciousness and intelligent…
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@kennedybj said: grocery bags instead of ziplocs Really? Wow.Two-time taker never saw such rookie sh*t like that..?..?
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I believe @Ghoorch is right on target. For us to accept the conclusion we must appreciate the full analogy. Clearly in the analogous case, the staff's bias of recollection was key to showing why the rumor became popular while still factually inaccur…
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"It's nice to be nice ... to the nice" - Frank Burns Well done!
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I thought active reading meant reading while on the minitrampoline. Finding this difficult. Look forward to @c.janson35 's sesh!
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@GordonBombay said: What I did in October worked like a charm. I woke up at 6am the entire week before the LSAT, and then the day before (Friday morning) I woke up at 4am. It was difficult to get out of bed, but I was dead tired by 8pm Friday night…
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@lschoolgo I see the "pre-program" bit now. Sorry. Still I must say that the conclusion is supported by info re:the completers so the non-completers are irrelevant.
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@lschoolgo I must be missing something.I do not read anything about "pre-program" anything. Along the lines as I was stating earlier...the ones who did not complete may have very well experienced a boost in academic achievement..we are told nothing …
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@lschoolgo Perhaps. But that is making an assumption as to the reason why they did not complete. Maybe one kid got sick. Maybe one kid's parents couldn't afford to continue the program. The stim never stated that the kids who dropped out did-so beca…
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(B) says: Those children who began the program (yet did NOT successfully complete the program) ... blah blah blah. The stimulus only informs us of matters concerning those who DID complete. Whatever happened to the dropouts? We can't use that info t…
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Do the criminals get to keep all the money they stole or does the government seize it?