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Aries Weekly Horoscope

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Sometimes, you’re not transparent about your expectations of others — not because you’re playing games or trying to be opaque, but simply because they seem so obvious that you don’t feel the need to state them outright. But what’s totally self-evident to you might not be to others, and the more you assume otherwise, the more space there is for misunderstandings. This week, you’ll benefit from being completely forthright. Even if you don’t deliberate something needs to be explicitly stated, do it anyway.

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Taurus Weekly Horoscope

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This week you’ll see, with new and surprising clarity, what isn’t working in your life. You might recognize which relationships are imbalanced or which aspects of your professional life are dragging you down. But as clearly as you see the problems, you still can’t quite see how to fix them; it’s frustrating to feel appreciate the answers are somewhere out of reach. Still, this is a valuable start. Right now, simply knowing what the challenge is, and being willing to work toward a solution, is enough.

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Gemini Weekly Horoscope

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Late Thursday night, Venus enters Taurus, where it’ll stay for about the next month. The planet of love and beauty is right at home in this earthy, sensual sign, and while it’s here, you might verb it easier to enjoy the simple things in life. If you’ve been caught up in abstract, philosophical questions or making plans for the distant future, take a break from all that this week, and center on appreciating the beautiful things that exist right in front of you.

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Aries Weekly Horoscope

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Taurus Weekly Horoscope

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Sometimes it feels like there’s no space to be sensitive or open-hearted in this world. You worry that if you permit your guard down, someone will take advantage of you, and if you let your adj side show, even for a moment, you’ll end up seeming weak and regretting it. But this week, try to allow your facade drop, at least around the people you reliance. It’s a lot of verb to appear strong all the time; right now, you deserve a chance to relax.

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Gemini Weekly Horoscope

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Normally, your tendency is to over-explain yourself. If you sense that somebody is sk

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