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by magnus opus » Sun Oct 10, 2010 3:43 am
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by sanju09 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 12:00 am
magnus opus wrote:IF someone has the quant review can you please upload the new problems in a public thread.

The new list of questions are available here
https://www.manhattangmat.com/pdf/Proble ... faogs2.pdf
https://www.manhattangmat.com/pdf/Data-S ... faogs2.pdf

If you google the keywords, chances are you might find the question already posted somewhere, u will only have to copy paste.

I spoke to 15 bookstore inmy city and they reported that it is out of stock.

LETS form a set of all the complete question(with OA's please) on this thread here for the benefit of the GMAT community.
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by Ian Stewart » Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:41 am
If you're interested in the new edition of the Official Quant Review, you should buy it. If it's not available in local stores, you can buy it online. A forum like this one can operate to the benefit of the GMAT community only because GMAC allows their copyrighted questions from the OG and GMATPrep to be posted here on an individual basis. I'm sure GMAC would look at things differently if the entire set of new questions from one of their books was posted in one thread.

So this is not a 'great gesture'; if people follow up on the request in the original post, it could cause all kinds of problems for this forum.
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by sanju09 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:55 pm
Ian Stewart wrote:If you're interested in the new edition of the Official Quant Review, you should buy it. If it's not available in local stores, you can buy it online. A forum like this one can operate to the benefit of the GMAT community only because GMAC allows their copyrighted questions from the OG and GMATPrep to be posted here on an individual basis. I'm sure GMAC would look at things differently if the entire set of new questions from one of their books was posted in one thread.

So this is not a 'great gesture'; if people follow up on the request in the original post, it could cause all kinds of problems for this forum.
:) I only anticipate that people on this forum who are not alien about my travesty would by far have a handle on the buried 'gesture' behind the so called 'great gesture'; because, even if you click-open the links provided by the poster, please tell if it's of any help to a person. Thanks for the willful thank, magnus opus.
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