Libra weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for July 20
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LIBRA
SEPT 23 - OCT 23
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You are more sociable than ever with a chart of charm and confidence.
So you can approach any event with a positive attitude, and in passion terms, that love interest you see every day can feel deeply drawn towards you.
If you're already attached, showing you are ready to learn, together, matters more than assuming you already know everything.
Reply to a 'W' question.
DESTINY DAYS: Wondering where to take a money plan?
Tuesday can suggest the answer. Wednesday is great for chilling out - maybe with a relaxed Sagittarius.
Sample a re-imagined traditional food or drink on Sunday.
What your zodiac sign says about your home decor
LUCKY LINKS: Your friend with the longest surname. Numbers linked to a previous workplace.
A game played with black and white pieces.
MOON MOTIVATION: You're a natural leader of, and inspiration for, all kinds of groups thanks to the new moon — so do think about setting up your own trips or residential courses around activities you enjoy or places you adore.
You radiate uniquely infectious enthusiasm this week and can set up super-successful events, because you really care that everyone has a good time.
You also have great instincts for keeping minds and bodies engaged, and working together.
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