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1 Ollie’s partner
5 Squeal
8 Llama relative
14 Deli submarine
15 Double curve
16 Pressed
17 Burden
18 Use a straw
19 Browns bread
20 Singer Flack
22 Parson’s place
23 Soon-to-be
former car
24 Mimic
27 and Old
Lace”
29 Journey part
30 Demand as a
right
34 Harry_Zell
35 Amphitheater
level
36 Praise
37 Bose and Anjou
39 Pot starter
40 Director
Preminger
41 Past prime
42 Quarrel
43 Modern: pref.
44 Failure to speak
OUT
47 Wide vista
49 Hearing range
54 Piece of flatware
55 Artillerymen
56 Phonograph
inventor
58 Vegas intro
59 Reg,on
60 Gesundheit
producer
61 Dined
62 Laugh heartily
63 Overtook
64 Married
65 Concludes
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2 Pavarotti or
Domingo
3 Island off
Venezuela
4 Nuzzled
5 Agitate anew
6 Most of the
world’s population
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8 A, B, C, etc.
9 Incongruous
10 Seashore
11 Opening, as a
letter
12 Butterfly catcher
13 Madison Ave.
output
21 Paper measure
22 Word after A or
Asia
25 Molars and
incisors
26 White heron
28 Dodge
30 Dolly the sheep,
e.g.
31 Rubber tree sap
32 Post-mortems
33 Altar words
35 Mai_cocktail
37 Permanently
corrupted
38 Actress Burstyn
42 Plant with
fronds
44 Nap
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46 Brought about
48 Church areas
50 Trap
51 Marsh wader
52 Nymph of
mythology
53 Winter Palace
autocrats
56 Clairvoyance
letters
57 Recombinant
letters
58 Statute
HOROSCOPES
Aries Your friends are about to come
to your rescue, and not a moment too
soon. You’d do it for them, so don’t
get all goofy when they do something
nice for you.
Taurus A person with high ideals is
good to know, if somewhat amusing.
You provide the practical touch he or
she is so sadly lacking.
Gemini A pleasant distraction could
make you late for an appointment or
for meeting a deadline. Take care, the
boss is watching.
Cancer Money’s tight, so go over
your budget carefully. You’re the
perfect person for this job. You’re a
master at saving money.
Leo Your mate or partner has an idea
that seems, at first, quite inspiring.
Don’t rush right into agreement,
though. It may have a Fatal flaw.
Investigate.
Virgo Paperwork interferes with what
you’d rather be doing. Dig into it now
and be better prepared for a meeting
the day after tomorrow.
Libra You yearn for a quiet, yet
meaningful conversation with one
who truly understands. Don’t do it on
company time, however. That would
be too expensive. •
Scorpio Don’t schedule lots of
outside activities for tonight. Stay
close to home and mull over all the
stuff going on in your head.
Sagittarius You’ll find it easier to
study for the next couple of days. It’s
also easier to fix things, because it’s
easier to read instructions.
Capricorn Don’t brag to your
friends about a bonus that may or
may not be coming. Wait until the
check clears before you discuss it or
spend it.
Aquarius You’re growing in power,
but this doesn’t necessarily make your
life easier. A person who’d like to
dominate you is getting a little
worried.
Pisces Take care of paperwork for
the next couple of days. Postpone
travel and fun. Well, you can have
fun, but use it as a prize to keep ^
yourself motivated.
CALENDAR
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“Monty Python and the Holy
Grail”: 8 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Free.
“Bus Stop”: 8 p.m. Drayton Hall.
$14, $12 military/seniors (over
60)/faculty and staff, $10 students.
“Mean Creek”: 3, 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
THURSDAY
USC Symphony Orchestra featuring
Or. Charles Fugo, piano: 7:30 p.m.
Koger Center. $18, $15 seniors (over
60)/faculty and staff, $8 students.
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8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free.
“BUS Stop”: 8 p.m. Drayton Hall.
$14, $12 military/seniors (over
60)/faculty and staff, $10 students.
“Mean Creek": 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
Modern Music Studios Battle of the
Bands Semifinals — Week Three
featuring Malicious Minds, In My
Trunk, Bullstreet, Rudy: 8 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $5 21+, $7
under 21.
Vanessa Peters with Julie Loyd,
Brianna Lane: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java,
1530 Main St. Pay-what-you-want
show.
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Namedropper: 10 p.m. Art Bar,
1211 Park St.
HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jonathan Hughes /The Gamecock
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