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PT32.S4.Q17 - antidote for chicken pox
babybenny
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http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-32-section-4-question-17/
I still don't understand why D is wrong and E is the right answer.
I don't see why E is related to widespread use part. The reason why I chose D is "taking larger-than-prescribed doses" and "be fatal" part.
Can "taking larger-than-prescribed doses" be "widespread use" and "be fatal" be "could be dangerous" which the stimulus says?
Can anyone enlighten me why D is wrong and E is right?
Thanks!
I still don't understand why D is wrong and E is the right answer.
I don't see why E is related to widespread use part. The reason why I chose D is "taking larger-than-prescribed doses" and "be fatal" part.
Can "taking larger-than-prescribed doses" be "widespread use" and "be fatal" be "could be dangerous" which the stimulus says?
Can anyone enlighten me why D is wrong and E is right?
Thanks!