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Everyone is being SHOWN how corruption works/has worked all these years … If someone was apart of “THAT” Club, they were above the law. The entire corrupt system is being exposed, every single day …
Just wait, the fake Pope will be going to Russia soon too ACT something
Just wait, the fake Pope will be going to Russia soon too ACT something
Important out for the world …
Because of this, people will start burning their bibles & shortly afterwards. someone everyone talks to will make A video speaking to the world, it’ll end up being seen by MILLIONS all over the world & pretty much stops MOST from being brainwashed
Because of this, people will start burning their bibles & shortly afterwards. someone everyone talks to will make A video speaking to the world, it’ll end up being seen by MILLIONS all over the world & pretty much stops MOST from being brainwashed
Or continuing too be apart of the problem …
Everyone is pretty much being tested, this is the
“ #FinalExam “…
#LO
#VE Already won. .
Everything that is being done, it’s being done in A way that bring people closer to the one person so many chose to not take seriously.
Everyone is pretty much being tested, this is the
“ #FinalExam “…
#LO
#VE Already won. .
Everything that is being done, it’s being done in A way that bring people closer to the one person so many chose to not take seriously.
#lawstudents (@unc_law & others): Make it easy for your prof to read & understand your #finalexam answer. Don't make your prof hunt for your rules or analysis in giant paragraphs of text. Make it easy for your prof to want to award you points on your answer.
Aim for clear & concise writing. Use short sentences, paragraph breaks, and headings/subheadings.
Your prof will be reading tons of essays answering the same question. With the rigid law school curve, you want to try to stand out from the pack. Or, at least, you want to be able to clearly show your prof what you know. And you know a lot!
