Virgo weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for August 3
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VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEPT 22
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You pride yourself on staying in control of cash, but Mars has wilder plans for you, starting now.
You may not like the need to keep an open mind, and wallet, for a few days – but you can learn so much from this. So do go with it.
A full moon of work insight can bring flashes of inspiration at the least likely time, so do be ready for this, too.
Luck and a cream ticket can be linked.
DESTINY DAYS: You could have more time than you think on Monday - use it well.
Match-making is your star skill on Thursday, and Friday is a hands-on, task-busting day.
LUCKY LINKS: A contest with a dramatic theme. A family member with an 'M' birthday. An address that links to 'Green'.
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MARS MOMENTUM: Cash deals, ambitious spending and saving plans, property deposits - whatever you most need to refuel your financial future, moving-forward Mars can help it happen over the next few weeks.
Emotionally, if family or love peace feels fake, maybe because it's built on a lie, you can tackle this, and create a better foundation for everyone.
Integrity is your Mars superpower, but also your personal motto and shield.
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