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By Minerva, San Francisco Chronicle: Entertainment
Sun, 12/04/2016 - 6:30am

Minerva’s horoscope for week of Dec. 4 Venus chases Mars into airy, intellectual Aquarius. What will their change of venue mean to you? Venus and Mars are the ultimate “fun couple,” so perfect for the holidays. Aries (March 19-April 18) What with Mars and Venus frolicking in your friendship house, the phone rings off the hook. Taurus (April 19-May 19) Those dumbos who want to write you off as a single-minded workaholic will be forced to think again. With rebellious Mars and voluptuous Venus in your fame house, you feel passionate and want to party. Cancer (June 20-July 21) With Mars and Venus settled into your hormone house, you’re ripe for adventure and new experience. [...] who can resist the goddess of love and beauty? The combination of his gladiatorial energy and her allure is formidable. 20 With Mars and Venus adding sugar and spice to your gingerbread house, expect to do some major tweaking. 20 Mars and Venus, that classic “can’t live with them, can’t live without them” couple, have lots to say about how you express both your energy and your creativity in the areas of travel and higher education. 19 Delilah meets the Gladiator in your money sector. The sexy sojourn of Mr.

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