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Here's the master guru J.Y explaining this question. It's a tough one, and it seems like a lot of people thought that the first sentence was the conclusion.
... us to answer the question in a clear and concise manner ... I mean: Diagraming conditionals: PT 36 Section1question 11. Before I decided to ... jobs. If you have a dolly, a moving job is made ... my mind before I answer a necessary assumption.
This is an excellent list that I will be bookmarking. Thank you. PT 29 Section 4 Question24 is illustrative. A very complex weakening question containing causation.
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... "jumps", it acts as a sufficient indicator.
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For instance, in a problem where differentiating between key ... : I'm thinking here of PT 53 Section1Question 8. I had to ... read this 3 times to get a ...
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I think you mean PT 8, Section1, Question 10. If not, please let ... this case, the conclusion is: "A library in central Glenwood would ... for more people than would a library in central Redville."
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I understand why the correct answer choice is correct because if robots were the only things going out to space, then why do we need to know anything about human limits but I don't understand why B is incorrect. Isn't the stimulus making the assumption ...