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Defined as peaceful ruler a King. Considered to be a positive ([extrovert]) [strong minded], athletic and creative person. Ambitious entrepreneur obsessed with what he puts his mind into a real [perfectionist]. Stands out in a crowd attractive with a great sense of humor and personality. Regarded as Loyal to family, friends, companions and associates. Romantically passionate and is an exceptional lover.
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A city in northern Maryland; population 59,213 (est. 2008).
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