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1 Likely
4 Foot part
8 Viviparous
animal
14 Tavern
15 London district
16 Each
17 Beachwear
19 Spencer Tracy
film, “_Inferno"
20 Still straight
21 Most strict
23 Oboes and
clarinets
24 Bashful
25 As well
26 Lucy’s mate
27 Germ cell
29 Tiny songbird
32 Unconscious
35 “Sands of_
Jima”
36 Zodiac sign
39 Cup’s partner
41 Gone by
4? Liiras
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46 Rain cats and
dogs
48 Hirsute
49 Impulse
53 Gat or heater
55 Rogers or
Scheider
56 Characteristic
57 Scorn
60 “Anchors_"
61 Narcotic
62 Gillian of “The X
Files’’
64 Of a fast period
65 Relinquish
66 Samuel’s mentor
67 Provokes
68 Midterm or final
69 Neil Simon’s
nickname
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1 Ridiculously
incongruous
2 Native American
Oklahoman
3 Groups of clans
4 Orgs.
5 Resounding
defeat
6 Ho_Minh
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8 Manufactured
9 Isolated
10 “Gilligan’s
Island" boat
11 Like a shooting
star?
12 Top pilots
13 For fear that
18 First family of
Florence
22 Neophyte
24 Health resort
27 Bessie of the
blues
28 Test writing
30 Wool producer
31 Neither’s
companion
33 Switch positions
34 Auditory organ
36 Hiatus
37 Self-image
38 Bereavement
40 Moneylender
43 Seniors’ org.
44 Mob violence
counteraction
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45 Ironic
47 Revolve
50 Brought up
51 Paid male
escort
52 Of a common
heritage
54 Hinder
56 Nest sound
57 Soft drink
58 Uncork
59 YMCA part
60 Annexes
63 Born in Brest
Horoscopes
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ARIES Quick action is
important, but it’s not a good
idea if you go racing off in the
wrong direction. Take time to
check.
TAURUS Anticipate changes,
and see if you can use them to
your advantage. Something
you’re holding could increase
in value. Don’t let it go too
soon.
GEMINI A misunderstanding
can be worked out if you talk it
over completely. It’s good to
get it resolved, so go ahead and
bring up the matter.
CANCER Your loyalty is
drawing attention from
important people. This is a •
mixed blessing, however, since
they’re liable to pile on more
work. Take care.
LEO You’re anxious to get
going, and your impatience is
only getting worse. By
tomorrow, you won’t be able to
hold yourself back. Better get
your money in order.
VIRGO There are lots of
changes going on, some of
which are taking place at
home. Don’t be frightened. It’s
still possible you can have
everything you want. Or most
of it, anyway.
LIBRA A person who’s making
a lot of noise may require your
assistance. In this case, you
can be the practical one. Let it
be known what’s really
required.
SCORPIO The support you get
from loved ones gives you the
courage to carry on. You can
attack a tough project soon,
with a good chance for success.
Your faith also helps.
SAGITTARIUS You’re in a
situation where it’s impossible
to expand. This is enormously
frustrating, but it won’t last
very long. While you’re there,
be compassionate. You’re
teaching by example.
CAPRICORN Practice what you
preach, even though it seems
as if nobody’s listening. Hold
yourself to high standards
anyway. You’ll be glad you did.
AQUARIUS Don’t launch a new
enterprise or unveil your
invention quite yet. Wait at
least one more day. It*s much
better for you to do a complete
quality check now and over the
weekend. Find the mistakes
first.
PISCES An insulting remark
from someone you admire
could hurt you. Don’t make too
big a deal of it, though. Just
make sure you’re reimbursed.
CALENDAR
Friday
SHAKESPEARE’S “LOVE’S
LABOUR’S LOST”: 8 p.m.
Drayton Hall, $14, $10
students.
“RUNDOWN”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
HOW TO VANISH WITH THE
SINATORS, THE
MEGAMENTS, SKELETON
KEY, IPECAC, J CHURCH,
THE METHADONES: 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $8.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON: 9
p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530
Main St.
“JEFFREY”: 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre, 520 Lady St. $17.50.
THEJ. EDWARDS BAND:
Sundance Bar and Grill,
902-B Gervais St.
Saturday
SHAKESPEARE’S “LOVE'S
LABOUR’S LOST": 8 p.m.
Drayton Hall, $14, $10
students.
“RUNDOWN”: 4 and 9 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
LIRKIT WITH ENABLE KAIN,
DEATH VALLEY DRIVER,
QUICKFUSE, DRILLING
BONNIE, LAST BREATH, THIS
ABOVE ALL: 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $6 21+, $8
under 21.
NATHAN HEAD WITH DAN
FIELDS: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java.
“JEFFREY”: 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre, $17.50.
THE SOUL MITES WITH DAY
AFTER: Sundance Bar and
Grill.
Sunday
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SHAKESPEARE’S “LOVE’S
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7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
LABOUR’S LOST”: 3 p in.
Drayton Hall, $14, $10
students.
THE TOASTERS WITH THE
MOVEMENT, PERFECT
ORANGE, RUDY: 8 p.m. Ne*'
Brookland Tavern $10.