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The truth of the stars

Sophie Starnes, Multimedia Reporter • May 8, 2015
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Zodiac signs have been around for hundreds of years, but there is more to astrology than telescopes and ancient symbols.

Zodiac signs have been around for hundreds years and in today’s society there is an increasing market. Look at the following info graphic to see the truth behind the information ‘written in the stars’.
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