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1. Square one 6. Oscar Madison, e.g.
10. Sandbox container
14. Detached 15. Daylight savings saving
16. Granular pasta 17. Tough love feature?
20. ___ Vegas 21. Dakar Rally, for one
22. Enthusiastic response
23. Polio vaccine developer Jonas
24. Sounds of disapproval
25. Aerie error? 29. Donkey Kong or King Kong
32. Devour 33. ___ polloi 34. Opposite of 45-Down
35. Got wrinkled, often
36.Protectionfrom Dracula
38. “___ That a Shame”
39. Driving aids 40. Charged particle
41. Ferocious fire 42. Benjamin of the Cars
43.Forgettinglines in a play?
46. Skinny 47. Pork cut
GARFIELD
48. Onetime capi- tal of Iran
51. Your cousin’s mom
52. Make a decision 55. Garden-variety tackle?
58. Something that made a Yippie say “Yippee!”
59. First digit in a California zip code
60. River through the City of Light
61. “Come Back, Little Sheba” playwright
62. Malamute’s burden
63. Pays atten- tion to
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1. Ancient France 2. Ingrid’s role in “Casablanca”
3. Little piggies 4. Sticky stuff 5. Interstate exit 6. Bowls over 7. Old news? 8. “___ Gang” 9. Suds 10. DC VIP 11. Seed cover 12. Polo shirt brand
13. Actress Anderson
18. Colombian city 19. Pepsi rival 23. He-men 24. New Mexico art
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community
25. “Groovy!” 26. Champing at the bit
27. Take the rudder 28. Skimpy beachwear
29. Highlights from the Three Tenors
30. ___ scheme (investment fraud)
31. Rob of “90210” 34. McCain’s run- ning mate
36. Nationals 37. Speckled steed 41. Leeds lads 43. Something kicked in soccer
44. Dodged
59 62
45. Opposite of 34-Across
46. Far from fresh 48. Pop singer Amos
49. Blood-related 50. Online journal 51. Hathaway of
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52. Dust Bowl migrant
53. Await judgment
54.Unoydos 56. Have a bug 57. Once known as
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SI M P S O N S E PIS O D E AM O I
C O P I LOT MI N E S GO N SA D
S TOL EN TNT BAD E NA T CA F E C O O LIT ET O N SIX T H G R A D E AON E AJA R L AMA S DR E W LI S A E XIS T
JIM DAVIS
CULDESAC
RICHARD THOMPSON
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22).
To give away something you don’t want is too easy. Give away something that has a personal cost to you. You only expand the reaches of your heart when you give until it hurts. You’re in just the generous mood to do this now.
THEAMAZINGSPIDER-MAN
STAN LEE & LARRY LIEBER
LEO(JULY 23-AUG. 22).
Most people are asking, “What’s in it forme?” But you’re asking, “What’s in it for the other person?” That’s why your contributions will be extremely popular and your presence will be in demand.
TANKMCNAMARA
JEFF MILLAR & BILL HINDS
VIRGO (AUG.23-SEPT.22).
You’ll be lucky when you do things outside that you would normally do indoors— for instance, enjoy a picnic lunch or take your workout to the streets. The unpredict- able elements of wind and weather bring out the best in you.
WATCHYOURHEAD
CORY THOMAS
PRICKLY CITY
SCOTT STANTIS
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT. 23).
Maybe things aren’t hap- pening fast enough for you. Calm down. Be patient and faithful. Believe in what you can’t see. All reality starts as unreality. The next moment and everything in it will emerge from nothingness.
BABYBLUES NONSEQUITUR
WILEY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY SCOTT
SCORPIO (OCT. 24-NOV. 21).
The place you once regarded as a sanctuary or place of refuge will produce dif- ferent feelings in you now. Things need to be worked out. Deal with issues head-on.
SAGITTARIUS
(NOV. 22-DEC. 21).
Developing excellent re- lationships has to do with keeping your word. This is much easier when you don’t promise to do too much. Stay reasonable. Set things up so that you are sure to deliver more than expected.
ONTHEFASTRACK BIGNATE
LINCOLN PEIRCE BILL HOLBROOK
CAPRICORN
(DEC. 22-JAN. 19).
You’ll progress because you have people pushing you—maybe they will even be holding you up on their shoulders, carrying you along. Acknowledge your support team.
PEARLSBEFORESWINE BEETLEBAILEY
MORT, BRIAN & GREG WALKER STEPHAN PASTIS
AQUARIUS
(JAN. 20-FEB. 18).
You are fascinated by the creative process. You’ll be drawn to a different kind of expression than others can understand. You’ll be able to really get inside the mind of an artist, entertainer or athlete.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20).
It is better to give than to receive—not only because it’s moral, character-building and noble. It just feels better. You’ll understand your own assets when you share them. Your confidence will be raised with every contribution.
— HolidayMathis
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SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2010
JERRY SCOTT & JIM BORGMAN
BIRTHDAY | APRIL 3
HOROSCOPE
You earn the respect of your peers this month and may wind up leading a group or
selling or giving something of value that could only come from you. An agree- ment will be sealed in March. Your political mind will help achieve a goal in May. June tightens family bonds and brings fun for you and a loved one. Capricorn and Sagittarius people adore you.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19).
You’ll be handling financial matters. Go by the book, and follow the correct policies when handling your own or other people’s funds. This will earn you the trust and business of power players.
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20).
You are a connoisseur and will be a trusted resource for friends who will defer to your excellent taste. You will get the opportunity to apply your knowledge about collecting art objects, jewelry and other bits of beauty.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21).
Your social genius plays into today’s events. So much of this is subtle and intuitive. You will catch on to the ghostliest wisp of feeling in others and swiftly identify and respond in such a way as to make everyone relax.
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