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Matt Dare
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@cacrv567 said: @"Matt Dare" damn, did you also have the question re the disagreement on development of land Yeah, an agree/disagree, right? I stared at that one for a while.
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@karishma913 said: Does anyone know if the LR: Doctor / health care plan old and new / # people given medication was real? I had 3 LR Also seem to be in the minority in thinking the Virus game was easy - makes me think I may have missed somethin…
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@cacrv567 said: I had an exp LR and had a question about zebra finches and some other bird and genes/chromosomes diverging? But can't remember what other questions that was included with. Can someone confirm if this was an exp sec? I thought this s…
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Hiya. I came to this realization researching the ED at Emory, in Georgia, and I bet I'm not telling you something you don't already know. An ED program takes away all or most of your leverage to negotiate financial aid so if you've got a great appl…
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I'm into the old tests. Not only are you training your question answering skills you are training your test taking ability. Using "new" (something haven't seen before) material to work on your diagramming and conditional skills as well as your ans…
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In the entire catalog of test analogies you went with lice.
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My two cents: B, C, and D are easy culls. The passage is written around the plight of working parents and focused particularly on the plight of working mothers. E makes a shift to "institutions" that doesn't match the content and message of the pa…
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I see your point: the stimulus doesn't imply the only way to improve is to go the tech route. So even if you concede there's room for improvement in Europe that doesn't force you to adopt the tech solution. Hmmm, I've got nothing. But my daughter, A…
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Hi. I approach NA by putting the whole argument in parentheses and then making that the SA. JY does this in an early NA lesson. Anyway, if turtles are in danger of extinction because a survey found that nesting females have declined by 2/3 in 15 yea…
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The most successful economies have always been those that train as many people as possible in the skills to required to research, develop, and apply technology. Japan is a good example but they have a shortage of technically qualified people and to…