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O OBBa Oil vfo 1 V d 3 £ £ £ £ J.1 1 3P 3 Q3n sTMTa i vlBsla 3 i Mia d v o aid a a oLlIn a m g j i MM o d vMao n Ml n m n i ymm g xp[£ n i w al a i nnrMi ~~]7T|BBTi~ n i n n IBHMs-3[d|ld v o 3 o o a.£ N O 1 V IBs X N I fl|B3 d O 3 d V 1 s|l S 3 dlls W V S g 3 d I vlv 3 d vlw 0 0 9 3 I N j O | d I d 3 11 [ V1 d H | 01 d 1 V 49 Artful scribble 50 Value highly 52 Fertile loam 54 Argentine grassland 55 Waterproof wool cloth 56 Corsica’s neighbor 57 Wander widely 58 Mystique 59 Heart follower 63 Hamm or Farrow HOROSCOPES ARIES Love and money are major themes for you now, and both are attainable. You don’t have to choose between them. You can have both. TAURUS You may feel pestered or even slightly guilty, but don’t let that overrule your common sense. Don’t cave just because a loved one throws a fit, either. GEMINI Working with friends on a beneficial project improves your mood and self esteem. It’s also good for your community, so don’t worry about the money. CANCER There won’t be much time to gather with friends till later in the week. Stay in touch while giving work your top priority. LEO You may have to work harder for the same amount of pay, but you’re growing in status and influence as you take care of your friends. VIRGO Count your money and pay your bills. You may be in for a pleasant surprise. Set up your trip for late in the week. Meanwhile, keep saving. LIBRA Stay involved in the conversation if a loved one wants a new toy. If you’re not careful, you could wind up financing somebody’s whim. SCORPIO Finish up an old task with renewed determination. Toss out the stuff that’s in the way and make room for the new. SAGITTARIUS You’re so full of love, you ought to get the day off for good behavior. Brighten the lives of everyone you meet — even a hopeless grump. CAPRICORN Sometimes acting quickly can help you beat out the competition. This time, let the other guy race on ahead while you proceed with caution. AQUARIUS Do you think that you can produce results without everybody’s agreement? Odds are good that you can, so stick to your plan in spite of opposition. PISCES People are being stubborn now, but you can get somebody’s ear. Whisper to them about how to get out of the box and get things moving again. CALENDAR Monday, April 28 “2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY”: 7 p.m., Russell House Theater. “INVINCIBLE”: 7 and 9:30 p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main Street. WEEK 7 OF THE JAM ROOM STUDIO ACOUSTIC SHOWDOWN: 9 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, 122 State Street, $2. Tuesday, April 29 “THE BIG LEB0WSKI”:9p.m., Russell House Theater. “INVINCIBLE”: 7 and 9:30 p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre. CAROLINA HOMEGROWN, FEATURING DADE COUNTY RESISTANCE, MEAN WIENER, ELOY AND FRONT PAGE: 8 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, free. n Julianne Moore plays Jeffrey Lebowski’s wife in “The Big Lebowski,” which plays Tuesday in the Russell House Theater at 9 p.m. kan you kopy ehdit? 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