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PT145.S4.Q13

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Saturday, Aug 25, 2018

“Think, think, stupid brain think!” Lol

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PT140.S3.Q15

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Friday, Jul 27, 2018

You can quickly eliminate B C D by noticing they all contain “probably”, but our conclusion is “must”.

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PT127.S3.Q21

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Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Does anyone same as me focus on ‘a large number of people’ in George’s question? Then Boris’s answer seems to make more sense.

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PT9.S1.P2.Q7

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Monday, Apr 9, 2018

Great explanation! Thanks a lot:)

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Friday, Apr 6, 2018

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LSAC Lactation Policy

Hey everyone,

I am a new mom and I’ve registered the June and July LSAT in NYC. I just wonder if anybody know about LSAC’s Modifications for Nursing Mothers policy. https://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/policies/nursing-mothers I am considering to request the modification.I know it sounds good, but since LSAC doesn’t give much detail about it and there is few case for reference, I am concerned if there are any potential drawbacks outweigh the benefits for this request.

According to this policy, LSAC may grant applicants extended or additional breaks for pumping. However, I am not sure if longer break is a good idea. I mean could it take me extra time to re-enter into the exam mindset after the break? Beside, I am also worried if they would put me in a single, separate room to take the test, which could make me feel more nervous.

On the other hand, I am five month after childbirth now. Though it is less painful than the first three months, I do feel uncomfortable for more than 4 hours without pumping.

Since I am a first time taker, I really appreciate any experience or advice sharing. And good luck with all your preparation.

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PT9.S1.P2.Q7

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Sunday, Mar 4, 2018

Hi,

For Q7, I am still confused by AC (C), because (C) seemed like it was talking about merely a change in location, not necessarily that they are assimilating. And also, does urban necessarily mean the same thing as mainstream?

I initially picked (A) because although it wasn't exactly what the readjustment was intended to do, it still seemed consistent with the end of government involvement. And the question seems to ask what is consistent with the policy.

Could anyone help me know in more detail why (A) is wrong, and more of why (C) is right. Thank you!

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PT23.S3.Q17

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Saturday, Mar 3, 2018

Correct!

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PT111.S1.Q25

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Thursday, Jul 10, 2014

I have the same feeling as you when first saw answer choice D, I thought it was too specific--in the general magazine, the target was not limit to women and men. But I ignored the question stem asked "best help to explain". So the answer just need to provide a potential possibility but including all the situations. I mistakenly chose B because I presupposed the answer could be the general magazine might have high circulation attributing to the high sales.