Seems related to Betteridge's Law of Headlines

It seemed like an easy task when he first started, but now it's getting more challenging

True, but we had been training on handwriting daily for 17+ years by that point.

I guess you could move it off-center?

Something very similar happened when I strapped on the hockey skates I used to play in in high school

When the White House was asked about Vought's promise to traumatize employees, they responded with "what about the J6ers?"
Perfect distillation of an ethos where those serving the government are viewed as less worthy than those seeking to destroy it.
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Probably copied from some other website

Still waiting for an opinion that says "Goo goo g'joob"

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My own view is that law school classes for the most part teach the basic concepts in a field -- the "instincts" you mention in the first paragraph. The time limit is not so much to mimic some real-world exercise, but to see if the students have absorbed the essential framework that precedes research

"A good stopping point" often turns out to be the end of the book

I believe it was Tom Goldstein, and I think I was actually there for some other case

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