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Bret Cypel
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Thanks for that
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Thanks
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How long did it take for you guys to receive your watch?
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Thanks for the advice, Jason. Now, you go too... go quickly into the night with your torch... your armor... your sword, and prepare to slay the mighty LSAT Dragon again. May the hand of Grog, the all-powerful, be with you. Farewell for now, brother.…
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Hey sweetxoxo, I think un-timed tests are helpful. However, I only do very old LSATs un-timed (1-30). I save the newer LSATs to take timed (30+). I have taken many timed tests, over 20 total. I stopped taking some of them timed, mainly to help re…
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Bump
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What do you mean by an answer choice that "reversed it". Are you talking about the contrapositive? The contrapositive of "If I have my mind on the money, then I have the money on my mind" (MNDonMNY-> MNYonMND) would be: "If I do not have the mo…
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Hi Yihan, I can finish an LSAT from anywhere between 1 to 2 weeks with my current review method. Happy Holidays to you too... and thanks!
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Rishi, I do not understand, but I am very curious as to what this brain teaser/sentence means! Please explain :P
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There is no logical indicator in the phrase "Mind on the Money and Money on the Mind". You could make the sentence, "If I have my mind on the money, then I have money on my Mind". In this sentence, "mind on the money" would be the sufficient condi…
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Without the embedded clauses, the sentence would read "My guess is that disciplines... are usually part of a discipline where the vector of meaning... gets thrown off". 1: "My guess" is the subject... "is that disciplines" is the predicate. 2: "D…
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I think a 180 is possible! Work hard! I know you can do it!
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Very interesting post, JY. Thanks.
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Thanks, Litian! :P
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164 is a pretty good score in my opinion, but if you are aiming for better, then keep studying and taking practice tests to gauge your progress. My strategy is to take 5 practices tests in 5 weeks, and do an intensive blind review each week. At the…
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Take some practice tests and find out. There is always hope. Best of luck.
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@DD Yeah, I couldn't imagine studying for the LSAT during my senior year of undergrad. I was just doing way too much. Now, I work full-time and studying on the nights and weekends, which is still pretty difficult. Every now and then I just have to t…
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I finished the entire 7sage curriculum a couple of months ago, and have been doing about 1 practice test a week since. I have decided to re-take the Logic lessons. I have also bought a book on Logic that I have been reading whenever I haven't been s…
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I've been studying since December. I was going to do June, but I am not ready. Hopefully, I'll be ready for the October LSAT.
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I forgot to mention that I am printing from Adobe Reader. Bret
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The only thing I could think of was my muscles. Those are the only things harder than the LSAT. J....K :P
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Hey Alan, What is happening is very strange. I finally got 46 to print, I took the test timed, and then realized that the very last page of the Games section was only printed half-way! lol. The following page that printed gave this message: ERROR…
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Hey Pamela, I just took 47 as well. I'm on Pacific time, but if you need a study buddy still let me know! Bret