Aquarius weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for July 20
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AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 18
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The higher your expectations of love, the better – you have a chart this week of pure togetherness, plus the ability to bring, and keep, even totally different elements tightly together.
So The One can be someone you have long admired from afar.
If you're already attached, those tiny annoyances build up – do address them as they happen.
Luck links to an education or travel U-turn.
DESTINY DAYS: Wake up to new work chances on Tuesday – be prepared to take the lead.
Be a forgiving friend on Thursday. Stay close to 'G' on Saturday.
LUCKY LINKS: A TV show with an all-female cast. Wallpaper patterned with birds.
What your zodiac sign says about your home decor
The youngest member of a quiz team.
MOON MOTIVATION: The moon's pathway through your chart highlights mediation and facilitation roles as a great fit for you this week.
You are a natural at seeing both sides of a story — and finding a strong, even if unexpected, solution that suits everyone.
The moon also intensifies any ambition to write mystery scripts, or novels.
Perhaps using stories based in part on your own life.
You can also bring people together in births, marriages, and other big life events, with your specially-written, sensitive words.
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