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What does "A gets out some time before B" typically scribe in LSAT formal logic?

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

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

In LSAT formal logic, the statement "A gets out some time before B" is typically represented as "A...B" which means A comes before B. In this notation, the ellipsis (...) signifies the relationship between A and B in terms of sequence or time. Therefore, the correct representation for this statement in LSAT formal logic would be "B. A...B." The other options are incorrect because they do not represent the sequence correctly or include the necessary ellipsis (...) to show the relationship between A and B in terms of order.