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Jeff_999 Posted 21 years ago
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Minutely prepare sth.
0 "She was criticized by her fellow lawyers not because she was not 01 i 00 _, but because she so _ 02 i 00 prepared her cases that she failed to bring the expected number to trial. 02 br
00 A well versed ... knowledgeably 02 br
00 B well trained ... enthusiastically 02 br
00 C congenial … rapidly 02 br
00 D hardworking ... minutely 02 br
00 E astute ... efficiently" 02 br
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00 The answer is D. I don't get why she still failed to bring the expected number to trail, even though she minutely prepared the cases. 02 br
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00 And what is "expected number"? 0-
00 A well versed ... knowledgeably 02 br
00 B well trained ... enthusiastically 02 br
00 C congenial … rapidly 02 br
00 D hardworking ... minutely 02 br
00 E astute ... efficiently" 02 br
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00 The answer is D. I don't get why she still failed to bring the expected number to trail, even though she minutely prepared the cases. 02 br
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00 And what is "expected number"? 0-
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0 There must be some kind of logical quota of cases that go to trial. 0-
- 0 There must be some kind of logical quota of cases that go to trial.
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0 There must be some kind of logical quota of cases that go to trial. 0-
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0 I think the implication is that she spent so much time on each case that she didn't handle as many cases as she should. 0-
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00 Thank you, Abbie. But I think it tests us logical skill more than legal English. 0-
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10 Perhaps you could try posting in Legal English, Jeff. 12 blockquote
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00 Thank you, Abbie. But I think it tests us logical skill more than legal English. 0-
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00 Thank you, Khoff. But what "the expected number" means here? 0-
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10 I think the implication is that she spent so much time on each case that she didn't handle as many cases as she should. 12 blockquote
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00 Thank you, Khoff. But what "the expected number" means here? 0-
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0 Hello Jeff 02 br
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00 Isn't it "the expected number of cases"? It means the number of cases that she was expected to bring to trial, I suppose. 02 br
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00 Isn't it "the expected number of cases"? It means the number of cases that she was expected to bring to trial, I suppose. 02 br
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0 D hardworking ... minutely 02 br
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00 The answer is D. I don't get why she still failed to bring the expected number to trail, even though she minutely prepared the cases. 02 br
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00 And what is "expected number"? 02 br
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00 The answer is D. I don't get why she still failed to bring the expected number to trail, even though she minutely prepared the cases. 02 br
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00 And what is "expected number"? 02 br
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0 'Minutely' is the only 2nd choice with a possible negative implication here, Jeff. 02 br
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00 Over-attention to detail > too much time on cases 1 and 2; not enough time on 3, 4, 5. 02 br
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00 Over-attention to detail > too much time on cases 1 and 2; not enough time on 3, 4, 5. 02 br
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0 Thank you so much!!!! I got it now. 02 br
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00 I never thought "the expected number" would refer to the number of cases. So it brought me into a confusing condition, and even misled me into misunderstanding what you people said. 05 0 010id 1
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00 I never thought "the expected number" would refer to the number of cases. So it brought me into a confusing condition, and even misled me into misunderstanding what you people said. 05 0 010id 1
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