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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2008
Page
7
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A fragmented crossword style item on a TV column with many clue snippets such as “Sorts” and “Tennis shots” and a garbled tail. The piece ends with a quoted line about St Patrick’s Day, attributed to Adrienne Cook.
The column offers daily tips for each sign from Pisces through Aquarius. It warns Pisces about failing to help someone, Aries against cloak and dagger games, Taurus to focus on positives, Gemini to guard words, Cancer on spending limits, Leo to stay focused, Virgo on mature conduct, Libra about balancing fun and seriousness, Scorpio on self doubt, Sagittarius on insincerity, Capricorn on wary material ventures, and Aquarius on keeping promises and deliverables.
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