@IvoryJ3 Like I understated its parallel in principle but it’s unrelated

Umm, is AC not unrelated to what’s going on in the passage? Like bffr

Hi I’m interested

I guess if I had to blow the argument up, it would be that if the , mussels are not at the seafood market, the it wouldn’t make sense for the chef to say the mussels at the market not to make sense?

I can’t comprehend how AC B is wrong but AC E is. The argument is saying that police are used to effective for laws to work, and AC B says that, but in a broader sense.

How do we know that more than one million tv commercials is of great quantity? Thats really what drove me to selecting E and not B.

I got tripped up from one of the speeches being rendered but it all the way accurate part. Originally chose D because a spectator probably didn’t have a copy, and may have remembered a speech..but an actor has a better chance at doing that so C is correct

Im genuinely confused on what indicators are showing that refurbished is showing as the only way to make prices competitve vs. one of many ways

I think my issue was that I thought a little too broad about it, and chose E. However, when i took a third look, AC D kind of explicitly states what is going on in the stimulus.

@KaraSwider Yeah that actually just through my entire day off. I really thought it said "psychological" at first.

Weakest is the trash argument, because what if he has eaten something that did not involve toppling the trash over? What if that is how he normally eats? The strongest is the walt argument because it rules out what he didnt need to do to get a genie pass, and the other thing that is required to get a genie pass is ruled in