Moon Signs

March 3, 2006

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By SYMBOLINE DAI | March 2, 2006

Waxing moon in Taurus. The buck stops here, and hopefully makes more bucks. A consuming urge is the story for Capricorn and Virgo. Taurus: you could be right, but you could also be a little looser in how you convey that information to others. Is shopping therapy called for? Leo (especially July lions) could be vexed over trifles.

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