P: The government asserts that, during periods of high-alert, at least some of the civil liberties to which we are accustomed must be sacrificed in the interest of public safety. (A): (A sacrifice of certain civil liberties may result in student protests.) (A): (Any sacrifice of civil liberties will...

Is this a formal logic question? If yes, how would one diagram it?
And of course, how does c provide the correct answer?
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"For example, if I said I want to eat carrots rather than any fruit, it must be true that carrots aren't fruit. If I said I want to eat carrots rather than any vegetable, it wouldn't make sense -- I'd be contradicting myself!"

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Some help would be greatly appreciated, especially question 3.
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I don't understand why c is wrong. If toddlers see biting as acceptable behavior, that would explain why it is not malicious. Would that not be a better generalization than saying that biting is trying to solve problems? Solving problems doesn't mean that the intention is not malicious, but I would ...

I understand why A is correct, in just having a really hard time wrapping my head around why D is incorrect.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

U think there was a mistake with this one. I'm trying to understand why e is correct.
Why is it a flaw to say that there are only two options to solve a problem?

I really don't understand this one. Why can't t be in 3 times?
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If half of the crew are union, and the crew itself is half of the company, why can you not say that 1/4 of the company are union?
The other answer also makes sense, that less than half of the company are union as well, I just don't understand why the other answer is incorrect.
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Can someone please explain why B is wrong?
If most of the injuries were the result of carelessness that opens the possibility that it's not the legislation that caused a decrease in injuries rather it was caused by less carelessness?
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Hi, I have been studying for too long..
For over a year , (on and off) I have been consistently scoring 20 out of 25 or 26 on the LR section .
How do I break this barrier??
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