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2027

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PT143.S1.Q16
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AbigailCrisp
Tuesday, Oct 6

dude my brain is so fried im so annoyed I got this question wrong

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Tuesday, Sep 8

literally what was that

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Monday, Sep 7

this is so difficulttttaaaaggghhhh

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Monday, Sep 7

Thought I needed help on my LR, turns out I also don't know how to read!!!! GREAT

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PT134.S3.Q14
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AbigailCrisp
Monday, Aug 31

the strawman is gonna take me out guys NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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Wednesday, Aug 26

That was uhhh crazy

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PT135.S4.Q7
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Tuesday, Aug 25

Actually so annoyed I got this wrong BOOOO

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Tuesday, Aug 18

brrrrooooo i caaannnttttt

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PT135.S1.Q5
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AbigailCrisp
Tuesday, Aug 18

In PT124.S2.Q21 I got the question wrong because the statement "before the interview" which the answer choices stated that before the interview the results could have changed during that time. I learned from that question by being very cautious of the wording used in the answers. Applying that to this question, the phrasing "before the program aired" confused me in question D because it was unclear how much time was "before the program", it could be that the number of people against it became in favor of it. Which is why I ruled it out. I chose C because I was able to assume maybe emotion was a desirable criterion for the television(which I know, assuming in these questions instead of focusing on the explicit answers isn't wise, but you have to assume in question D that the opinions of the people against the building were the people who were interviewed as well). I am just having a hard time picking and choosing when assumptions are valid and when they are not. AGHHHHH

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PT132.S2.Q24
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AbigailCrisp
Monday, Aug 17

bruh

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Monday, Aug 17

HUH

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Thursday, Aug 13

This series genuinely has me like this

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PT13.S4.Q14
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Wednesday, Aug 12

bruh i put e in my head but physically clicked D 2 times hello

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Tuesday, Aug 11

blind review saves me but at the same time i hate that it does because there are no second chance blind reviews on the LSAT. im cooked

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PT113.S3.Q2
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AbigailCrisp
Friday, Aug 7

I keep flipping back and forth between the right answer and a wrong answer aghhhh necessary assumptions are so annoying

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Thursday, Aug 6

#5 had me

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PT143.S4.Q14
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Thursday, Aug 6

@OwenTrela Right

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Thursday, Aug 6

@AlenaKane same

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