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ACROSS
1 Sir Walter Scott
novel, “_Roy”
4 Conductor Seiji
9 Trains to box
14 Be obliged to
15 Back tooth
16 Medieval
surcoat
17 Be in poor
health
18 Eighteen-year
old
19 Author Jong
20 Letters of L.
Michaels’ show
21 Singer LeAnn
22 Pan of fiction
23 The work week
is over!
25 Moreover
26 Make happy
27 Approximately
29 Potpie veggie
30 Rocks
32 Marketing
overkill
37 Correct a clock
38 Forbid
39 The South
40 Biased
42 Chartered
43 Tatter
44 Less common
45 Sailors
49 Barracks bed
50 Thin but strong
53 Seraglio
54 Of cities
56 Sound dovish
57 Stage whisper
58 Retinue
59 Pop the question
60 Pine product
61 Best and
Buchanan
62 Equal score
63 Fabric fold
64 Takes ten
65 Sea wiggler
DOWN
1 Cook with dry
heat
2 Yet to be paid
3 Warlike
4 Sharif of films
5 Astrological
arrangements
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6 Female grad
7 Like corduroys
8 Dance, film, etc.
9 Painter’s
support
10 Blender setting
11 Ekberg or Baker
12 Basmati and
brown, e.g.
13 Kind of crow?
24 Cash penalties
26 For each
28 Post-career
period
29 Trash in a review
30 Theater sign’s
letters
31 Sundial X
32 I’ve_it with
you!
33 Tendon
34 Disengage
35 Prevaricate
36 Set the pace
38 Ask for alms
41 Marino or
Blocker
42 Door knock
Solutions
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44 Spring
harbingers
45 Distinct
46 Atelier stand
47 Surface
48 Current events
sources
49 Roughly
finished
51 Comic
O’Donnell
52 Rube
54 _-friendly
55 Highland loch
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Achieve the comfort level to
which you’d like to become
accustomed. Work, planning and
miracles are involved, but what the
heck? No guts, no medals.
TAURUS Others can be a big help,
and you may not even have to ask.
Listen carefully, and you'll gather
more than enough information.
GEMINI You’re starting to figure
out you need to work, not just for
fun. Start the money flowing your
way by simply asking for more of it.
CANCER You’re cute and getting
cuter. The question seems to be, are
you the seducer or the seductee?
The choice is yours.
LEO Obligations weigh heavily, and
they won’t lift until you’ve done
what you promised. This has
something to do with cleaning up
your house, and perhaps the attic
and garage.
VIRGO Friends are happy to help
you avoid an easily made mistake.
Don’t learn the hard way. You
know people who’ve already been
there and done that.
LIBRA You’re lucky, but don’t get
too assertive. You’ll have much
better success with sweetness than
with confrontation. Keep a gentle
tone of voice.
SCORPIO There are all sorts of
things going on behind the scenes.
You don’t have to figure them all
out, just ask leading questions.
SAGITTARIUS Funding is a
consideration, but how do you get
it, and what will it cost? Instead of
avoiding this difficult chore, acquire
some expertise. It’ll serve you well.
CAPRICORN The others have things
all figured out. You just have to go
along. We’re assuming that you’re
hanging out with people who share
your goals. If not, wait for a better
time to try to make a break.
AQUARIUS You’re anxious to get
going, but there’s work to be done.
Limit your travel to daydreaming
. for the next few days.
PISCES You’ll feel a growing
compulsion to venture beyond
your old comfort zone. You’ve (
outgrown it. You need to take new
territory.
CALENDAR
TODAY
“Mr. Smith Goes to Washington":
8 p.m. Russell House Theater.
Free.
“Godzilla": 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main
St.
TUESDAY
“Mr. Smith Goes to Washington”:
8 p.m. Russell House Theater.
Free.
Third Annual National Mustache
Day featuring The Silent Anthem
(reunion show), End of All,
Baumer, Brevada (formally The
Doc Sommers Band), Lights for
Nero, Pink Flamingo, Xwhere it
endsX: 3 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern. $10 in advance (good for
late show as well).
“Twilight Samurai”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
Engine Down with The Silent
Press (formerly the K-Word),
Firefly Summer: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $10 in advance
(good for early show as well).