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4 Ring of time
9 Brazilian dance
14 Exist
15 Shown on TV
16 Pioneer’s path
17 Lamb's father
18 Written copies
20 Slip by, as time
22 Duped
23 Fish eggs
24 Bacon or Lamb
paper
27 Lie a little
30 Bonds or Dave
32 Performs
33 Speed contest
34 Select few
35 Like red meat?
36 Mr. Knievel
37 Culture medium
38 Writer Peters
39 Equine kid
40 Garment for
Nero
41 Conked out
42 On-ramp sign
43 “South Park” co
creator Parker
44 Kelly or Autry
45 Zodiac ram
46 OK
47 Performs an
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48 Holiday in Hanoi
49 Marsh or West
50 Saturates
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49 Thaw
50 Stairway
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51 Tiny skin
opening
52 Mulligan’s dish
53 NASA’s orbiting
outpost
54 Final degree
55 As well
56 Strange
57 Turn to the right!
58 Goddess of folly
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Have you had your estate
appraised lately? Indications are
good something you have is
worth more than you think it is.
Check it out.
TAURUS Your status is climbing
as others realize the extent of
your talents. You don’t like to
draw attention, but accept the
- compliments. You’ve earned
them.
GEMINI Do you know how to
keep quiet? Don’t talk too
much, even to friends, unless it’s
your intention to ruin the
surprise that somebody else has
cooked up.
CANCER A person who’s solid as
a rock has your best interests at
heart. Rely on this person for
counseling if you’re feeling
wobbly.
LEO You need to set up your
savings so your money works for
you. Do the research. This is not
a good time to gamble.
VIRGO Don’t take your partner’s
suggestions too seriously, but do
listen. Otherwise, he or she
could get into a snit and demand
the less-viable option.
LIBRA It’s OK to accept deferred
payment for your products or
services. Set up an account, but
make sure you mention the
interest fees for late payments.
No need to take a loss.
SCORPIO Some say you
shouldn’t let emotions rule your
life. You shouldn’t ignore your
sense of reasoning, but this time,
you can. Reasons won’t matter.
SAGITTARIUS Fixing up your
own place is a most rewarding
endeavor. Besides getting exactly
what you want, you’ll save a ton
of money.
CAPRICORN Sure, there are
closets yet to be cleaned out, and
secrets as yet untold. Save some of
that for after you get to know each
other better. As for now, enjoy.
AQUARIUS It’s OK to buy
things that will last. In fact it’s a
good idea. You like modern
styles, but a few classics are a
wise investment.
PISCES The bond you share
with your siblings makes you
strong. Let them know how
much you appreciate what
they’ve done for you. It’s a gift
that keeps on giving.
CALENDAR
TODAY
“Bad Education”: 7, 9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
“Capturing the Friedmans”: 8
p.m. Russell House Theater.
TUESDAY
The Beatles Return: 7 p m.
Koger Center for the Arts.
Lock and Key with J page,
Yellow Snow: 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $5 over 21, $7 under. All
ages.
The Bloom with Amy Miles:
9:30 p.m. New Brooldand
Tavern. $6. All ages.
Low Dough Show with
STRATA: 8 p.m. Headliners,
700 Gervais St. $3.
“Bad Education”: 7,9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Capturing the Friedmans”: 8
p.m. Russell House Theater.