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Wowwww this is great! Thank you!!!
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Thanks all for sharing!!
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Thanks all for helping!!
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Amazing job! Congrats!!!
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Wow this is awesome!! Well deserved! You worked hard for it. Congrats!!
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interested! [deleted email in case of spambots] scoring 169-175
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@canihazJD uh.. technically, yeah I guess you could do that. But I think that just defeats the purpose of diagramming. Diagramming can help you see different ideas more clearly and link/chain them together to draw valid inferences. If you have an i…
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Hey! I'm also taking Jan LSAT. I'm interested as well!
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@"Law and Yoda" Thanks!
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@mellomel @hopefulling Thank you for your recommendations! I'll be sure to check those out!
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My friend whose test also had been disconnected told me that he actually lost time on the clock, and his proctor did not (or could not) add back in the time. Well, for one thing, he couldn't convince the proctor that he had ~10 minutes left remaini…
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Interested!
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From the webinar, I also got the impression that it'll be more competitive. I remember Julie (Indiana) saying that she's expecting a smaller incoming size for this year. She said she pulled 2 out from their waitlist, but she also said that she's not…
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Same! Thinking of October too
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Yeah I feel you. I've considered this myself. But there were too many uncertainties and factors to consider right now that made it very difficult for me to make a decision. So I personally kept it very simple and thought of two independently suffici…
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Wowww thank you! I really look forward to this!!
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I'm also interested! Thanks to the generous 7sager.
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@EddieM Hmm, I see your point. In a linear relationship, for example, y = x, each variable needs to correspond to a change in the other variable in order to satisfy the equation (i.e. the relationship). And what's more, you only need to know how one…
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@jmarmaduke96 Thanks for the thorough explanation! That makes a lot of sense. So you wouldn't say that "the more X, the less Y" is logically equivalent to "the less Y, the more X," correct? I guess I was confusing it with a different layout of corr…
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@Mike_Ross Hi Mike! I'm so sad that I could not attend. Is there a link where we can see the recording? Thanks.
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Hmm I'm not sure if schools would consider aversion toward online classes one of those "special occasions" for which deferrals are granted. Almost everyone's being impacted by this pandemic. I kind of feel like they want to see how their students ov…
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I'm down. I live in the same Time Zone!
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[deleted email in case of spambots] Thanks!
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@Itwasntme Thanks!
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Hi does anyone with 2 LRs remember a Romeo and Juliet fill-in-the-blank question? Was that experimental?
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@cooljon525 @taschasp Thanks for your response and input!