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PT150.S2.Q20
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danielsachs13786
Thursday, Aug 27 2020

Got meta-wrecked on this Q. Thanks, LSAC.

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Tuesday, Sep 22 2020

Awesome! what timezone are you guys in? in PDT. I was thinking maybe we could a zoom meeting this week to discuss questions, concepts, general stuff. How does that sound.

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Wednesday, Oct 21 2020

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Anyone wanna look at each other's personal statements and give some feedback? DM me if interested.

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PT148.S3.Q14
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danielsachs13786
Tuesday, Jul 21 2020

Did anyone else just get completely wrecked by this entire LR section? Typically I get 20-22 correct per section, but this section I got 15...

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Thursday, Aug 13 2020

Send to JD, as LLM is for the Master of Law degree.

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Thursday, Aug 13 2020

I am interested. Started close to you: 136 diag, highest pt 164. Taking the test september 2.

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Tuesday, Jul 07 2020

Foucault and Derrida are great for understanding the complex literary terms they use in RC, but you wanna go for more narrative based authors of different cultural heritage to get a better understanding of the literary traditions that RC likes to explore.

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PT120.S1.Q22
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Tuesday, Jun 02 2020

Upon watching this I realized how easily this question could be a flaw Q, and it seems like thinking about it through that lens could be really useful here. That is, if we look at it as a cookie-cutter flaw – presumes, without providing justification that X is the ONLY thing that causes Y – then we know to reverse that assumption to take away the support of the argument. However, it is sometimes very tricky for me to know which subtle assumptions are reasonable, or, as the LSAT puts, superfluous. Best of luck my friends!

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