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Released by Digital Viva, which gave us the more coherent Boso, Coed Scandal, however, exhausts its early impressionist goodwill by making the material an excuse to show skin and more skin going into this and that position, without really satisfying anything but our curious, baser instincts.
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[Title] => Ways of reading The Star, the 17th arcanum
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It was at Magus that we purchased our first set of Tarot cards, a crisp and aromatic Aquarian tarot, whose illustration and design were rivaled only by the Rider deck, maker of the famous playing cards.
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