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I don't think it makes a difference. A lot of schools hold your application for the Feb LSAT score. I think earlier the better; apply, then contact admissions and tell them to make a note that you are waiting for your Feb Scores. I have a similar si…
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-12 max for 170
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by Alpha brain, do you mean L-Alpha glycerylphosphorylcholine?
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The Small, private Tier 4 Law Schools are usually the best I heard. I took mine at one and there were 2 seats for every student with a big desk.
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Dec 2014 went very smoothly for me. I took the Dec2013 and it felt very similar to the style and content of Dec2014 (which was a huge advantage since I drilled PT's 70-73 ad nauseam). I had LG as my experimental also which was a huge + (Last year I …
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I'll take a crack at it. The Historical fact is a hypothetical. It is referring to if all people wanted was an accurate rendition of an object; then photography would have replaced Painting.
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I agree. I found #72 to be MUCH harder than 73.
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I had some answer choices correct that had "some are not". I had one that I can remember that I got wrong because it said "many". Some people think "many" and "some" are interchangeable. I do tend to avoid answer choices of str and wkn with "some" i…
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Well, the sentence has a semi colon in it and it does list the activity explicitly in the first half of the sentence. I'm sure you can see it as being construed as ...the risk of fatal injury to the motorcyclist (riding without a helmet) is acceptab…
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Question type is Must be False.
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The word is in the conclusion so I'm not sure how subtle it would be. I think the argument and answer choice would work if the word permanent was not included in the stimulus.
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I meant that the statement was subsumed in the answer choice. The Activity that poses a risk was Riding without a helmet. Activities that pose risks to life are acceptable (Riding without a Helmet) if and only if () Gains net benefit (Not mentione…
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I think that if the risk is acceptable, an Activity within that risk is subsumed into it.
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I'll take a crack at it Peter, I did this one this morning so I have it fresh in my mind. You're just missing one thing. The stim says Activities that pose risks TO LIFE are acceptable. It is not clear whether or not a door not being replaced is …
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I agree. Examples and Explanations of Civil Procedure and Torts cured me of any apprehension of Law passages.
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I'll take a crack at it PJ, although I'm sure JY would do a better job at explaining questions. I think that you miss-translated a rule. Freedom will make exactly two voyages to Martinique, and at least one voyage to Guadeloupe will occur in some w…
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If the question looks almost as long as a reading comp passage; then it is a good candidate to skip if you are having trouble with time management.
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I guess MSS questions "must be true" in the sense that they "must not be false"; but it also has to be supported.
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From my experience, Most strongly supported questions do not necessarily have to be true under all circumstances. Usually you will have to gauge the pulse of the argument and go with the answer that is in line with the general thrust of the passage.…
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I guess I'll take a crack at it Peter: Most Strongly Supported Question Stem: Stim says: Cat -> Allergens in their skin and Saliva + spread it everywhere Cat -> capable of invoking allergic reaction Ca…
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I'll take a wack at it Benny. Strengthen Stim and it says: Cable = 50 channels. Fiber Optics = 100 to 150 channels for the same price. Conclusion -> Cable will be displaced by Fiber Optics (which are offered through phone companies). The BIG g…
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I'm not sure what is being asked, but in the question stem, the "because" is indicating that a sufficient condition is being indicated. To notate it: Encouraging people to exploit personal relationships for profit --> Risks damaging those re…
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Not sure what is being asked so I will try to answer the sentences with question marks at the end. 1. Did anyone else make this mistake? No, I didn't confuse the premise for conclusion; although I do sometimes get them confused on other problems.…
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I'll take a crack at it Benny. Robbert says: Speed limits ignored + Not enough police to properly patrol. Therefore you should put speed bumps to slow traffic. Shelia says: That's a bad idea. People speeding over speed bumps might cause additional…
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If you are concerned about missing 1 and not getting 100% in RC; then maybe you should be the one telling us: What your approach for 'marking' the passage? Any underlining? Boxing? Comments? Have you developed any useful habits? You believe led to …
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Wow, 5,000 sheets of paper for $10. Thanks Anne!
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If someone wants to facilitate another skype online study group, then I'm sure there are lots of people who want to join. I am willing to facilitate the first meeting and to organize the first meeting. We can do Prep test 32 with an emphasis on …
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Read complicated stuff and drill conditional logic. Makes you able to process LSAT information faster
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SA is a Guaranteed Conclusion so it's mostly cut and dry. PSA can but doesn't necessarily have to Guarantee the Conclusion. I treat them more like a strengthening question that strengthens 90% ish of the way.
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Great Job. I found it to be very helpful.