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How would "A gets out at some time before B but after C" be transcribed in LSAT formal logic?

A. C...A...B
B. A...B
C. AB
D. CBA

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

In LSAT formal logic, the statement "A gets out at some time before B but after C" would be transcribed as C → A → B. This means that C must occur before A, and A must occur before B. So, looking at the choices provided, Option A correctly represents the logical relationship between A, B, and C in the given statement.