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PT155.S1.Q19
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john7454540
Monday, Oct 17 2022

Its more like LR in 90s was easier tbh

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PT154.S1.Q13
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john7454540
Sunday, Oct 02 2022

A very unique Q.

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PT140.S2.Q3
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john7454540
Thursday, Sep 22 2022

Hi me from the past. I got it wrong after 12 months of studying the lsat while you were right 12 months before.

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PT155.S2.Q24
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Thursday, Jun 23 2022

Initially thought (C) is problematic due to the wording "Many."

Many is Some and that could mean just one factory in Country X.

In a "most weaken the argument" type question, this likely wouldn't be the answer BECAUSE it is too small of a weakener.

BUT THIS IS A WKN Except question. It can't weaken at all. Doesn't (C) weaken just a little bit of amount? Don't get why its wrong.

#help (Added by Admin)

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PT155.S2.Q20
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Thursday, Jun 23 2022

why 3 likes here? it doesn't matter if the ac is extreme. It justifies the conclusion. This isn't a necessary assumption question.

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PT151.S1.P1.Q4
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john7454540
Saturday, Jun 04 2022

that was also my reasoning for choosing A

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PT157.S4.P2.Q14
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Thursday, Jun 02 2022

Thanks for your insight!

What struggled me was, in interpreting handling the information, I understood it to be:

Pa: Highly efficient in quickly sharing (insider) info

Pb: Capturing (majority) opinion at the moment

In that case,

(B), (D), and (E) all seemed to work.

Would you argue that the thermostat's "regulating temperature" function is a function of "handling the information"?

I was thinking that quickly sharing info & capturing the moment would more resemble (D) and (E) BECAUSE "regulating temp" didn't seem like the description of Pa 3rd paragraph 1st sentence -- highly efficient in sharing info.

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PT133.S1.Q24
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john7454540
Wednesday, May 25 2022

that jump you mentioned was what I used to choose E. But hey! ur comments have been super helpful! thanks a lot

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PT157.S4.P2.Q14
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Monday, May 02 2022

Fuck Question 14. D & E also works.

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PT158.S3.Q22
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Thursday, Apr 28 2022

I feel like recent LR Qs are making AC wordly / convoluted.

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PT158.S3.Q14
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Wednesday, Apr 27 2022

This question was hard. I thought you could do a contra-positive for A/B and get BA/ that leads to A/B.

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PT158.S3.Q16
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Wednesday, Apr 27 2022

I think they did it bc previous questions haven't dealt with X/Y/D variables interchanging.

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PT151.S3.Q22
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Tuesday, Apr 19 2022

same. I thought "work" is what strains your back. "exercise" is like going to the gym and working out to help your back muscles strengthen.

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PT151.S4.Q15
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Monday, Apr 18 2022

same here

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PT146.S2.Q26
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Monday, Apr 18 2022

95% accurate isn't 100% accurate. Thus, not+accurate = in+accurate.

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PT146.S2.Q26
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john7454540
Monday, Apr 18 2022

not 100% accurate = is, NOT ACCURATE = and that is IN+ACCURATE

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PT113.S1.P3.Q15
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Thursday, Apr 14 2022

Q.15 Why is D wrong?

Aren't African Americans, Americans? I thought they were Americans. Seems like LSAC or JY views it otherwise. #help (Added by Admin)

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PT113.S1.P3.Q15
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Thursday, Apr 14 2022

For such exp to be correct, one has to assume that AA aren't Americans. Since they are also American, I went with D.

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PT141.S3.P3.Q17
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Wednesday, Apr 13 2022

SHIT. i realized that the 'flattering' use here only has a positive connotation.

"I'm flattered" "Flattering implications"

not sounding good.

rather, its "praising too much."

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PT141.S3.P3.Q17
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Wednesday, Apr 13 2022

Q.17 #help

B. picked it bc it seemed to match lines 48-50.

"flattering" = "may sound good"

"only weakly supported" = "not the explanation best supported"

it seemed to be a perfect fit.

BUT

line 62 does state rivalry = ignoble = "ungenerous"

Now I'm confused as to how to pick btwn A and B.

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PT139.S2.P3.Q20
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john7454540
Wednesday, Apr 13 2022

ridicules + making fun of = are all satires.

i thought satires were different from comedy

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PT152.S1.Q19
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Tuesday, Apr 12 2022

YES I LIKE CRACK NONSENCE BOOKS

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PT152.S1.Q15
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Tuesday, Apr 12 2022

Thou defense hath received a totole of 1 like, during 1 year.

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PT144.S4.Q5
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Friday, Apr 08 2022

This question wasn't easy due to having a LOT of flaws

1. Correlation v. Causation

2. Equating the "changes" with "any modernization."

3. Equating the "increase in attendance" with "increase in the number of worshippers."

I somehow missed the first flaw. FCXK

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PT144.S4.Q3
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Friday, Apr 08 2022

The difference is due to the gap of assumption.

(A) listing of endangered species taking years --> (endangered species disappear faster as time flies) --> ANIMALS DECLINE MORE RAPIDLY.

(D) endangered animals more attractive to collectors --> (more hunting of endangered animals) --> ANIMALS DECLINE MORE RAPIDLY.

what seems to be the smaller assump? (D).

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