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Tends would definitely be a correlation indicator. You can probably also treat it like a "most" indicator as well
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I would only do so when missing around the amount required for your goal score on individual sections
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Which practice test?
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@DAngelo I would say it depends where you are in your LSAT journey. If you're in the beginning, I would say to just finish some parts of the CC, then drill sections. Then find your weaknesses (if any) and finishing the drills in the CC If you've al…
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I would wait at least an hour
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For me, it was a lot of practice, and literally trying everything possible. If you're unsure whether or not something will help, do/buy it and try it. Loophole? Buy it. LR Perfection? Buy it. Tutor? Buy it. Finishing core curriculum? Do it. Finishin…
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If you've been studying a lot, it could be due to burn out. Maybe some rest would help!
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pre-49 is good to drill, but I find that the super early ones might not be very helpful for LR. You'll probably find LR gets different later on, so you'll probably also end up wanting to drill later LR sections, even in the 80's.