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Tuesday, Jan 04 2022

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Monday, Aug 10 2020

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Tuesday, Nov 26 2019

Wow! Congrats!

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PT151.S2.Q21
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Monday, Oct 07 2019

#help

Please HELP.

I don't know why when given the conclusion - total lending is decreasing, and with the premise = small companies, medium sized companies decreased. We have to assume large sized companies need to be decreasing. I think it can still be increasing, but the increase level is less the the decrease level combined by small and mid-sized companies. Therefore, if we negate A, we can still have the valid argument.

I'm sooooo confused, can anyone help answer my question?

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PT107.S1.Q8
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Tuesday, Jul 30 2019

#help I have a question about answer D, what if the people who wish to avoid gaining body fat are people who requires a lot of energy, like athlete.

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Friday, May 17 2019

Congrats! Still struggling around 150...

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PT122.S2.Q5
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Wednesday, Feb 06 2019

I chose D too when I did it the second time. I thought the celebrity /movie star who having the life style if adopted (potentially by middle-class families), will cause a serious problem, so that will be contradict to the conclusion, which is not serious problem and shouldn't be taken too seriously.

I automatically pass answer A as right answer since it's always there and very rarely been chosen.

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PT115.S2.Q17
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Thursday, Jan 31 2019

#help If we negate answer B, isn't that become some Japanese drive on the left side of the road are still inclined to buy cars with left-side steering wheels. Since there are still Japanese drivers chose to buy cars with right-side steering wheels, how does this make the argument fall apart?

I guess my general question is how negate a conditional statement, like not (A → B ) become no A → B? isn't it should be like A some not B

Please help, thanks a lot!!

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PT107.S4.Q21
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Thursday, Jan 03 2019

too many = some

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PT111.S3.Q26
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Monday, Dec 31 2018

I think this is the question I'll never understand, no matter how many times I reread the questions and review JY's explanation..

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PT119.S3.Q26
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Tuesday, Dec 04 2018

I see, thank you!!

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PT134.S4.P2.Q9
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Tuesday, Dec 04 2018

#help Question 9: I understand why E is right, but I chose answer A because I thought besides Europe, there is Mexico that could have Spanish- language proverbs currently used in the Mexican American communities originated. Can anyone help point out why my thought is wrong? Many thanks!!!

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Tuesday, Dec 04 2018

I'm interested in joining, please add me in, thank you !

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PT119.S3.Q26
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Saturday, Oct 13 2018

#help Any body could help explain why A is not correct?

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PT119.S2.Q17
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Saturday, Oct 13 2018

"How is it possible to have a third cause causing both when one of the factors (legislation) is actually missing?" very good explanation! Thank you!

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PT118.S4.Q20
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Wednesday, Oct 10 2018

Am I the only one look at the "nine-year-old " and thinking about ninety year old and chose D?

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