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Sunday, Jul 28 2024

4/5 on hard

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Sunday, Jul 28 2024

If I get the answer right on the first try, is it necessary to watch the video explanation? Thoughts? Opinions?

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Tuesday, Aug 20 2024

lightning round af

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Saturday, Aug 17 2024

Chose A first then D for blind review s m h

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Saturday, Aug 17 2024

finally got one right

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Saturday, Aug 17 2024

WHY 3 LEVEL 5 IN A ROW

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Wednesday, Jul 17 2024

Could also be the Dramamine had no effect at all.

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Friday, Aug 16 2024

I don't understand how we were supposed to assume that the child intentionally caused harm. I thought we should be trying to prove intent to harm. The language did not say the intent was there; it said: "if." Maybe I am going about it wrong.

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Friday, Aug 16 2024

i picked B because of the real world lol not logic oh well

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Thursday, Aug 15 2024

thought it said weaken. my bad. smh.

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Thursday, Aug 15 2024

For answer choice B, does it support the argument in the sense that yes the A-acid reduces the microglia, which actually harms brain function regardless of the now inability for said immune cells to destroy healthy cells while attempting to get rid of the protein? Affirming the "activities" of the microglia being harmful?

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Monday, Jul 08 2024

Can someone explain how "some" can include "all"? I understand that "some" must mean at least 1, as if you have some of something , it is impossible to not have "some" of said thing. However, how can "some" include all? If I have a portion, or "some" of a chocolate bar, I am not saying I have the entire bar. Wouldn't you need to specify "some or all students" for example to include the assumption that it can be "all" or "20" that can read? #help

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