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| pt09 | 1 | 1 |
| s2 | 1.1K | 1.6K |
| q24 | 210 | 221 |
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February LSAC scores!The scores will be emailed to you on March 3, 2015. At least that's what it says for me on LSAC.org. I took mine at Brooklyn College in Bklyn, NY, so…
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Retake disaster/need help from a mod..So I have now taken the LSAT 3 times, and I'm beyond frustrated. I took the LSAT for the first time OCT, 2013 after 6 months of study self-study and …
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RC- Author's attitudeI just wanted to ask what steps most of you take when you are answering questions on RC passages? Can someone give me a list of techniques/method…
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Correlation v. association?Can someone please explain the difference between these two concepts? I'd guess that association is generally weaker than correlation, but is there s…
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PT24.S2.Q02 - all people prefer colors that they can distinguish easilyhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-24-section-2-question-02/ Does anyone know why the answer is C? I was stuck between E and C but I still don'…
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PT26.S2.Q09 - early pencil leads were made of solid graphitehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-26-section-2-question-09/ Can someone explain why the correct answer is B? Thank you!
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June 2007.S2.Q17 - hospital executive: at a recent conferencehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-june-2007-section-2-question-17/ The correct answer choice is B: "[t]he argument relies on the testimony of …
@tytcai89 said:
testimony of experts whose expertise is not shown to be sufficiently broad to support THEIR general claim
Experts. Which experts? Those whose expertise is not shown to be sufficiently broad. Not sufficiently ...
