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ID: LSAT-LR-006
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Cannot be Inferred
Difficulty level: Medium

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The Hartwell archive holds recordings made between 1902 and 1974. Every recording in it that was made before 1955 is on shellac. The archive holds no shellac recording that has been digitised, because shellac discs cannot be played on the transfer machines the archive uses. At least one of the recordings the archive holds was made in 1948.

If the statements above are true, which one of the following CANNOT be true?

AEvery recording in the archive that was made before 1955 has been digitised, so nothing from that period survives only in the form it was issued on.

BSome of the recordings the archive has digitised were made after 1955, by which time new pressings were arriving in formats the transfer machines could take.

CNo recording the archive holds has been digitised, the transfer machines having been bought for material the staff have not yet begun to work through.

DSome of the recordings the archive holds that were made after 1955 are on shellac, a format that went on being pressed for years after 1955 in some parts of the trade.

EThe archive holds a recording made in 1948 that is on shellac and that has not been digitised.

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