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Pamela argues that the long hours of physician training is unsustainable. Quincy argues that it has worked well in the past, so there is no need to change it. B gives us a reason to believe that there IS a good reason to change the status quo, bec…
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A little more difficult than normal for me. I missed -4 and -2 on the LR sections for that one.
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The fact that some of the details were erased doesn't change the fact that the remaining footprint still has definitively human characteristics - the squarish heel and the big toe. Maybe the erased details show something really weird and non-human,…
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Stimulus: Joshua Smith's book was criticized for being too "implausible." But that criticism is unwarranted. If you actually read the book, you would see that each incident that the hero gets involved in could happen to anybody. Prephrase: Ok, so t…
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This question is just a matter of addition. So, 77% of the students endorsed a liberal position. The students breakdown is as follows: 25% - conservative 24% - liberal 51% - middle of the road Let's say all of the "middle of the road" students …
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Hi! I’m interested. Taking February.
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Taking in February, I’m interested!
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Taking in February but I’m interested!
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Citizen's group: A new business park would bring in twice the amount of business that your highway would, so if you really cared about the economy, you would've built a new business park. To make this argument work, the mayor has to be on the same …
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The answer could include "many" if it was phrased like this: if you have many crimes, then you have some (=at least one) laws to break. But E is wrong because a society that has many crimes could just have one law. Maybe people are just breaking on…