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How is the statement "A gets out at some time after B" typically scribed in LSAT formal logic?

A. BA
B. AB
C. A...B
D. B...A

The correct answer is: D. B...A

In LSAT formal logic, the statement "A gets out at some time after B" is typically scribed as "B...A." This notation indicates that B occurs before A, as the dots signify the order of events. Option D is the correct choice as it accurately represents the chronological relationship between A and B in the given statement. The other options are not correct because they do not reflect the specific order stated in the original statement.