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crmalvarez2021
Monday, May 20 2024

We learned before that (Or) in the LSAT means and/or = cloud be both but at least one.

So, why does (or ) here in conditions means (or) only??

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crmalvarez2021
Monday, May 20 2024

I understand that the arrow is exchangeable for (some)

A ←s→ B

But why is not when it comes to (Most)

A —m→ B

Shouldn't they both be

A ←s→ B

A ←m→ B

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