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... types like NA and Flaw where the ACs are ... . When you read a flaw stimulus and think "oh ... time and then skipping. For flaw, this often means I ... one can "fool proof" flawquestions. I would suggest drilling and ... BRing A TON of flaw and write up detailed ...
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I think it would be worth it. 7Sage taught me the foundations of logic, which helps a ton on both types of assumption questions, as well as certain flawquestions. JY is also great at explaining the structure of flawed arguments on the LSAT.