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Speed reading
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@"Seeking Perfection" said: @lawchoolpi said: Is it possible for law schools to see the scores before they come out? Yes, but only slightly and it is not so much that the schools see them as that the candidate referral serv…
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can anyone confirm if LR section with a question about 7pm and 6pm was real?
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@akeegs92 said: I'll give this a shot. Depends on if the question is a strengthening or weakening question. If we are talking strengthening, then you will be looking to block an alternative theory/cause. You want that single coincidence t…
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Anyone?
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@"Bay Area" @Max_henry91 Hey man, I also had similar question on this one, could you please elaborate what you meant by this question requires you to make an extra assumption? Also, this is how I approach this question: ~DBH (Cannot distinguish b…
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@LSATcantwin Looking forward to your response!
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@LSATcantwin Hi, thanks for the response. Sorry, I meant like when the word "do" appears after the logical indicators like always and must, what should be the approach? In PT 34, the indicator was always, and in PT 73, it was must. I understand "do…
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@10000019 said: Can you provide an example a question where this comes up? Sure. https://7sage.com/lesson/attractive-subway-system-sa-question/
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I think there are some necessary assumption questions that require us to fill the gap. For example, there were occasions in which the correct answer to na question was both necessary and sufficient. Also, all of the logical reasoning questions with …
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Also interested in this.
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@jhwangbo86 said: @sjiang666 said: I am about to start to work for one of the big 4 in China. My first concern after reading this is that, the busy season is coming... how do you balance the test preparation and work? I am …