Hi bbirdwell,

This was a hard passage to understand on a first read. Would you be able to provide a breakdown of the passage for us?

Thanks!

I understand why the correct answer is D. However, I would like an explanation for why B and E is wrong. Is B wrong because "inherited diseases" is too far a stretch from the absence "good health"? In the real world, it's not, but does this answer require an extra assumption and ...

I think this answer is easily analyzed if you see the causal nature of what's being said in the stimulus, specifically the very last sentence. Since the can was almost identical to the one used for the earlier beverage, making consumers expect something that is not true -> SO customers did not bu...

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I am not an LSAT geek, but this is my evaluation of this question. Premise: Oil reserves drop and rise etc. so oil reserves are unlikely to remain unchanged from one year to the next. Conclusion: Most nations that stated their oil reservers were unchanged from end of 1996 to end of 1997 are probably...