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LSAT.029 Temporal Distinctions
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Which choice avoids confusing prior evidence with the present situation or future prediction in the grant review argument?
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Past evidence: average reviewer scores will be higher this cycle; present condition: every current applicant must name partners and the scoring rubric has been revised; future prediction: proposals naming community partners previously received higher reviewer scores.
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Past evidence: every current applicant must name partners and the scoring rubric has been revised; present condition: average reviewer scores will be higher this cycle; future prediction: proposals naming community partners previously received higher reviewer scores.
C
Past evidence: proposals naming community partners previously received higher reviewer scores; present condition: every current applicant must name partners and the scoring rubric has been revised; future prediction: average reviewer scores will be higher this cycle.
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Past evidence: every current applicant must name partners and the scoring rubric has been revised; present condition: proposals naming community partners previously received higher reviewer scores; future prediction: average reviewer scores will be higher this cycle.
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Past evidence: proposals naming community partners previously received higher reviewer scores; present condition: average reviewer scores will be higher this cycle; future prediction: every current applicant must name partners and the scoring rubric has been revised.
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