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The Invisible Man takes a shower.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Light touches
5 Brief sleep
11 Toward the stern
14 Trunk spare
15 More nervous
16 Non-invasive
diagnostic
17 Vincent Furnier
on stage
19 Screwball
20 Animal hide
21 Amen!
23 Encourages
actively
25 Obstruct
28 Fritter away
29 Hay unit
30 Turned on the
waterworks
32 Stadium level
33 Powerful draft
animals
36 Madison Ave.
items
37 Olympic
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39 RPM part
42 Rejecting as
invalid
46 List component
48 Turn counter
back to zero
49 On the waves
50 For a song
52 _Moines
53 Ship fronts
54 Somewhat
56 Witless in Soho
57 10 of calendars
58 Chronological
durations
64 Distant
65 Suit maker
66 Type of doctor?
67 Picnic pest
68 Soviet dictator
69 Loaf end
DOWN
1 Mom-and-pop org.
2 Be ill
3 Capital of Libya
4 States leaving
the Union
5 Separatist
religious body
6 Marriage vow
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7 Psyche part
8 Liquid taste
9 Golf gadgets
10 Pointer
11 Loss of memory
12 Produced like an
orchard
13 Nervous laughter
18 Ernie of golf
22 Flying mammal
23 “Nova” network
24 College cheer
25 Looked over
26 Military landing
field
27 Does some
cobbling
30 Church singers
31 Distributed the
deck
34 Finish
35 Overflow letters
38 Somewhat
atypically small
39 Intercept
40 Moral
41 Opposite of
launch
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44 Unused
45 Xenon or neon
47 Loco
51 Actress Annie
53 Golfer’s norm
55 Decree
56 Laura or Bruce
59 Actress Farrow
60 Building wing
61 Luau staple
62 Expire
63 Letters of L.
Michaels’ show
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Enjoy a little frivolity, as
the workload’s about to increase.
Your income is likely to go up
during the next few weeks.
TAURUS This will be a good
evening for sorting out closets
and drawers. Find good homes
for all the stuff that you can do
without. You’re a champion
recycler.
GEMINI Others hold you to high
standards, but it’s pointless to
complain. In order to play at the
highest levels, you’ve got to be
very good.
CANCER Your reputation is
excellent, and more work is
coming in. Make sure to get top
dollar, of course. People are
happy to pay it.
LEO You’re looking good, and
you’re in the spotlight. Put on
your best performance. You
entertain simply by doing what
you enjoy. Your happiness is
contagious.
VIRGO Add the finishing
touches. You’ll be amazed at
how easy it is to complete a task
that’s been going on far too long,
even if you’re tired.
LIBRA Meetings with business
associates will go very well today.
There’ll be a lot of good ideas,
and it’s easy to make wise
decisions.
SCORPIO You could cinch a
fabulous deal. Don’t worry
about a strong personality
clashing with yours. You can
find a way around the problem
area.
SAGITTARIUS Others believe
you can do it, so you might as
well believe in yourself. Be bold,
and blast past your old best
score.
CAPRICORN Some people think
there’s only so much money in
the world, but you know wealth
is created. If you’ve depleted
your inventory, start looking for
materials.
AQUARIUS Continue to ask the
tough questions. This
opportunity won’t last for long
and won’t reappear for a while.
Grab the moment.
PISCES Make the commitment.
Don’t put it off any longer. The
time is right. Start setting up a
routine so you can produce what
you’ve just promised.
CALENDAR
USC Symphony Orchestra
TODAY
Another Voice Tour with
Agnostic Front, Martyr AD,
Death Before Dishonor, All
Shall Perish: 6 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $10 advance. All ages.
“The Sea Inside": 7,9:20 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
“Super Size Me!": 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
WHS 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Koger
Center for the Arts.
TUESDAY
Mustard Plug with Guitar
Show, Another Castle: 7 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $8
advance. All ages.
USC Symphony Orchestra
presents Benjamin Britten’s
War Requiem Saluting the
“Greatest Generation”
featuring Ann Benson, Walter
Cuttino, Scott Guinn, USC
Chorus and Concert Choir,
Greater Columbia Children’s
Choir, Children’s Choir of
Kershaw County: 7:30 p.m.
Koger Center for the Arts.
“Corridor of Shame The
Neglect of South Carolina’s
Rural Schools”: 5 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Zelary”: 7, 9:40 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Super Size Me!”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
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