@kimbo_logic Thank you for this clear explanation!

Even though this took me 7:02, I'm glad I reread AC D, and chose it. I was stuck between C & D, but after slowing down and realizing that the premise was not indirectly supporting the conclusion as stated in C, I went with D.

D went the long way in defining a sub-conclusion.

My brain wasn't able to process answer choice B due to it not including "the" in "be available solely to (the) top gov. officials. I read it completely wrong.

I think I should head to bed now. lol.

Worst section ever...or is it?

Don't you hate when you work through the problem and arrive at the correct answer, but then you talk yourself out of it by overthinking and then selecting the wrong answer...that was me. I knew it was B, however I settled on E by overthinking.

Yay.

si(x)th comment.

Pay attention to grammar.

Pay attention to grammar.

PAY ATTENTION TO GRAMMAR...note to self.

If only all the SA questions could be related to PSAa questions.

Even though it took me five plus minutes to parse through the stimulus, I was able to confidently find the correct answer.

@hannahhuynh Thank you for posting this. That is how I was able to find the correct answer.

Finally got one right in this lesson. Party at my house!

Also, I have to remember to focus on the Premise to Conclusion Bridge.

Yo what up?