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Sydney Omarr's Day-By-Day Astrological Guide for the Year 2014: Aquarius FB2, DOC

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LET THE STARS BRIGHTEN YOUR 2014 WITH LOVE, HAPPINESS, HEALTH, AND SUCCESS! Whether you're seeking a sparkling new romance, a bold career move, or stellar success, this remarkable guide will help you take control of your destiny and make your dreams come true. Here are the year's picks and predictions, along with 18 months of exciting, on-target daily horoscopes--from July 2013 to December 2014. You will also discover: What your rising sign says about your personality How to use the moon and planets for health and well-being How to use the stars for help with money matters Online astrology and how to use it How to heat up your love life with the stars as your guide --And much more! SYDNEY OMARR'S® Day-by-Day Astrological Guide for AQUARIUS 2014 January 20--February 18

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